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دفتر دوم - بخش ۴۱ - گفتن نابینای سایل کی دو کوری دارم / Book Two - Section 41 - The Saying of the Blind Beggar That 'I Have Two Blindnesses'

متن و ترجمه / Text and Translation

بود کوری کو همی گفت الامانمن دو کوری دارم ای اهل زمان
There was a blind man who kept saying, "Mercy!
I have two blindnesses, O people of the world."
پس دوباره رحمتم آرید هانچون دو کوری دارم و من در میان
"So bring me double mercy, heed!
For I have two blindnesses and I am in between."
گفت یک کوریت می بینیم ماآن دگر کوری چه باشد وا نما
Someone said: "We see one blindness in you;
What is the other blindness? Reveal it."
گفت زشت آوازم و ناخوش نوازشت آوازی و کوری شد دوتا
He said: "I have an ugly voice and unpleasant melody;
Ugly voice and blindness made two."
بانگ زشتم مایهٔ غم می شودمهر خلق از بانگ من کم می شود
"My ugly cry is a source of grief;
People's affection diminishes because of my cry."
زشت آوازم بهر جا که رودمایهٔ خشم و غم و کین می شود
"My ugly voice, wherever it goes,
Becomes a source of anger, grief, and rancor."
بر دو کوری رحم را دوتا کنیداین چنین ناگنج را گنجا کنید
"Double your mercy for my two blindnesses;
Make room for one so unable to be contained."
زشتی آواز کم شد زین گلهخلق شد بر وی برحمت یک دله
The ugliness of the voice diminished from this complaint;
The people became of one heart with mercy toward him.
کرد نیکو چون بگفت او راز رالطف آواز دلش آواز را
When he spoke his secret it served him well —
The grace of the heart's voice made his voice gracious.
وانک آواز دلش هم بد بودآن سه کوری دوری سرمد بود
But he whose inner voice was also bad —
Those three blindnesses would be eternal estrangement.
لیک وهابان که بی علت دهندبوک دستی بر سر زشتش نهند
But the generous givers who give without cause —
Perhaps they would place a hand on his ugly head.
چونک آوازش خوش و مظلوم شدزو دل سنگین دلان چون موم شد
When his voice became pleasant and pitiable,
The hearts of the hard-hearted became like wax before him.
نالهٔ کافر چو زشتست و شهیقزان نمی گردد اجابت را رفیق
The cry of the unbeliever is ugly and braying;
Therefore it does not become a companion of acceptance.
اخسؤا بر زشت آواز آمدستکو ز خون خلق چون سگ بود مست
"Akhsaʾū" has come upon the ugly voice,
Which was drunk on people's blood like a dog.
چونک نالهٔ خرس رحمت کش بودناله ات نبود چنین ناخوش بود
Since the bear's lament was mercy-drawing,
Was your lament not thus unpleasant?
دان که با یوسف تو گرگی کرده اییا ز خون بی گناهی خورده ای
Know that you have acted like a wolf toward Joseph,
Or have drunk the blood of an innocent.
توبه کن وز خورده استفراغ کنور جراحت کهنه شد رو داغ کن
Repent and vomit out what you have consumed;
And if the wound has grown old, go and cauterize it.

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