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بخش ۲۲ - آغاز عشقنامۀ خسرو و گل / Section 22 - The Beginning of the Love-Story of Khosrow and Gol

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الا ای در دریای معالیمدار از بکر معنی حجره خالی
O pearl of the sea of high virtues,
Do not keep the chamber of virgin meaning empty.
هزاران بکر زیر پرده داریچرا از پرده بیرون مینیاری
Thousands of virgins you hold behind the curtain,
Why do you not bring them out from behind the curtain?
ترا دوشیزگان بسیار هستندبگو کز پردهشان بیرون فرستند
You have many maidens;
Tell them to send them out from behind the curtain.
اگر بنمایی آن دوشیزگان رابجلوه آرم آن پاکیزگان را
If you show those maidens,
I shall bring those pure ones into display.
عروسانی که در عشقند سرمستبرون آور سبک روح و سبک دست
Brides who are intoxicated in love,
Bring out light of soul and swift of hand.
ز سر درجلوه ده نوع سخن راکه در رشک افگنی چرخ کهن را
From the beginning, bring into display ten types of speech,
So that you throw the ancient sphere into envy.
چنین گفت آن سخندان سخنورکه از شاخ سخن بودش سخن بر
Thus spoke that eloquent orator,
Who gathered the fruit of speech from the branch of speech:
که چون گل کرد بر هرمز نگاهیسیه شد روز هرمز از نگاهی
That when Gol cast a glance at Hormoz,
Hormoz's day became dark from a single glance.
یقین دانست گل کان مرغ سرکشبدام افتاد از آن حور پریوش
Gol knew for certain that that rebellious bird
Fell into the trap of that fairy-faced houri.
رها کردش بدام و پای برداشتچو دانه در زمین بر جای بگذاشت
She left him in the trap and lifted her foot,
Leaving him behind like a seed in the ground.
چو مرغی منقلب میگشت بر بامبآخر چون فتادش مرغ در دام
He was turning over like a bird on the roof,
Since at last the bird fell into her trap.
دهان پر خنده پیش دایه آمدچو خورشیدی بپیش سایه آمد
With a mouth full of laughter, she came to her nurse;
Like a sun, she came before a shadow.
زاندامش برون میجست آتشرخی تازه لبی خندان دلی خوش
Fire was leaping out from her limbs,
With a fresh face, smiling lips, and a happy heart.
رخ چون کاه او گشته چو ماهیوزان شادی جهان بروی چو کاهی
Her straw-pale face had become like a moon,
And from that joy, the world seemed as light as straw to her.
چو گل در پوست میگنجید با دوستدلش چون گل نمیگنجید در پوست
While Gol could fit in her skin with her friend,
Her heart, like a flower, could not contain itself within its skin.
چو دایه آن چنان دیدش عجب داشتکه تا گل خود چرا پر خنده لب داشت
When the nurse saw her thus, she wondered
Why Gol had lips so full of laughter.
بگل گفتا نمیدانم که از چیستکه گل خندید یک ساعت نه بگریست
She said to Gol: 'I know not why it is
That Gol laughed for an hour and did not weep.
ندانستم ترا چندین دلیریستبدین روزت ندانم این چه شیریست
I knew not you had such boldness;
On this day of yours, I know not what bravery this is.
ز بس گرمی ز تو آتش بیایدهلاهین بوکت اکنون خوش بیاید
From so much warmth, fire comes from you;
Perhaps even poison would now taste sweet to you.
گشاد ابروت از جانم گره زودکه ابروی تو یکدم بی گره بود
Your open brow quickly untied the knot from my soul,
For your brow was not without a knot for a single moment.
چه خندانی بگو احوالت ای دوستکه گل از خنده بیرون آید از پوست
Why are you laughing? Tell me your state, my friend,
For Gol comes out of her skin from laughter.
بگو تا از چه لب پرخنده داریکه جان دایه از دل زنده داری
Tell me why your lips are so full of laughter,
So that you keep the nurse's soul alive from the heart.'
گلش گفت این زمانم از زمانهیکی تیر آمد آخر بر نشانه
Gol said to her: 'At this very moment, from time,
An arrow has finally struck the target.
شدم بر بام و دیدم روی هرمزبدان خوبی ندیدم روی هرگز
I went upon the roof and saw the face of Hormoz;
I have never seen a face of such beauty.
شدم بر بام کار خویش کردمدل او چون دل خود ریش کردم
I went upon the roof and did my work;
I wounded his heart just as my own heart was wounded.
بزه کردم کمان دار و گیرشکشیدم آنگهی در تنگ تیرش
I strung the bow of capture
And drew him tightly into my arrow's range.
بزلفم کردمش داغ جگر سوزاز آن زلفم سیه تا بست امروز
With my tresses I gave him a liver-burning brand;
For that reason, my tresses are bound in black today.
جگر میخوردمش او میندانستجگر رنگی لعل من از آنست
I was consuming his liver while he did not know;
The ruby color of my lips is from that.
بچشمان خون دل پالودم از ویاز آن شد غمزه خون آلودم از وی
With my eyes I filtered the heart's blood from him;
That is why my glance became blood-stained from him.
ز هرمز آنچنان بردم دل از تنکه هرمز برد پیش از من دل از من
I stole the heart from Hormoz's body in such a way
As Hormoz had stolen my heart from me before.
چو با هرمز بهم دیدار کردیمحسابی راست چون طیار کردیم
When we met face-to-face with Hormoz,
We settled the account straight, like a swift counter.
گلی در آب کردم من گلی اودلی من بردم از هرمز دلی او
I threw a rose into the water, and so did he;
I took a heart from Hormoz, and so did he.
یکی دادم یکی بردم بخانهندارد جنگ کاری در میانه
I gave one, and I took one home;
There is no conflict in this matter.
حسابی راست کرد امروز هرمزکنون ماهی منم سی روز هرمز
Hormoz settled a straight account today;
Now I am the moon, and Hormoz is my thirty days.
ز تو این کار برنامد بصد باربدست خویش باید کرد هر کار
This work did not come from you in a hundred times;
One must do every task with one's own hand.
دلش بربودم و بازش ندادمگلم من زین چنین خارش نهادم
I stole his heart and did not return it;
I am Gol, and I have placed such a thorn in him.
یکی می خوردهام با یار امروزدو بهره کردهام من کار امروز
I have drunk wine with my beloved today;
I have done two shares of today's work.
چنانش بند کردم در زمانیکه نتواند گشاد آن را جهانی
I bound him in such a way in an instant
That a whole world cannot untie it.
اگرچه از بر گل دور بود اوبغمزه لعب شیرینم نمود او
Although he was far from Gol,
With a glance, he showed me sweet play.
کرشمه کرد با من در نهانیتو ای دایه نیی عاشق چه دانی
With me he coquetted in secret;
You, O nurse, are not a lover, what do you know?
بخواند بلبل از گل داستانهاولی مرغان شناسند آن زبانها
The nightingale sang stories of the rose,
But only birds know those languages.
کسی را سوی این رازست راهیکه او را زین نمد باشد کلاهی
Only he who has a hat of this felt
Has a path to this secret.
سخن گرچه نگفت او نیک دانمکه میگفت او که سر تا پا زبانم
Although he spoke no words, I know well
That he was saying: I am tongue from head to toe.
سخن در وقت خاموشی چنان داشتکه یک یک موی او گویی زبان داشت
In his silence, his speech was such
That every single hair of his, you would say, had a tongue.
ندارد عشق من با عشق او کارکه او عاشق ترست از من بصد بار
My love has nothing on his love,
For he is a hundred times more in love than I.
مزن پر همچو مرغ ای دایه چندینکه شد مرغی که کردی خایه زرین
Do not flutter your wings like a bird so much, O nurse,
For the bird that you thought laid golden eggs has flown.
کنون این پسته را عنابی آورچو من این جوی کندم آبی آور
Now bring a jujube to this pistachio;
Since I have dug this channel, bring water to it.'
ز گفت گل بگل دایه چنین گفتکه ای ماه فلک را بر زمین جفت
Upon Gol's words, the nurse said to Gol:
'O moon, peer of the heavens upon the earth!
شبت خوش باد و روزت باد فرخلبت شهد و برت سیم و گلت رخ
May your night be happy and your day auspicious,
Your lips honey, your breast silver, and your cheek a rose!
صبوری کن که تا هرمز ز مستیچنین گردد که تو امروز هستی
Have patience, so that Hormoz, from intoxication,
Becomes as you are today.
مبادت جز نشاط و عیش پیشهبکام دوستان بادی همیشه
May you have no pursuit other than joy and pleasure,
May you always be according to the wishes of your friends.
به پیش او نباید شد بزودیکه تا داند که بی او درچه بودی
You must not go to him too quickly,
So that he may know what you were in without him.
بیکبارش میار از خاک بر تختکه تا او نیز لختی بر تند سخت
Do not bring him all at once from the dust to the throne,
So that he too may strive hard for a while.
اگر آسان بدست آرد ترا اوچو باد از دست بگذارد ترا او
If he obtains you easily,
He will let you go from his hand like the wind.
زری کاسان بدست آری تو بی رنجز دست آسان رود گر هست صد گنج
Gold that you obtain easily without toil
Goes easily from hand, even if it is a hundred treasures.
بیک جوزر چو از تو صد عرق ریختنیاری پیش مردم بر طبق ریخت
When a hundred drops of sweat pour from you for a single walnut,
You will not easily scatter it on a platter before people.
دل همچون صدف از صبر کن پرکه تا آن قطرهٔ باران شود در
Fill your heart like a pearl-shell with patience,
So that that raindrop may become a pearl.
کنون با هرمز آشفته آیمزمانی با حدیث رفته آیم
Now I will turn to the distraught Hormoz,
And speak for a moment of what has passed.'

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