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دفتر سوم - بخش ۱۴ - قصهٔ اهل ضروان و حیلت کردن ایشان تا بی زحمت درویشان باغها را قطاف کنند / Book Three - Section 14 - The Story of the People of Darwan and Their Scheming to Harvest the Orchards Without the Trouble of the Dervishes

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قصهٔ اصحاب ضروان خوانده ایپس چرا در حیله جویی مانده ای
You have read the story of the people of Darwan; why, then, are you still caught up in seeking stratagems?
حیله می کردند کزدم نیش چندکه برند از روزی درویش چند
They were scheming out of their treachery to take something from the provision of some dervishes.
شب همه شب می سگالیدند مکرروی در رو کرده چندین عمرو و بکر
All night long they pondered deceit, face to face, many an Amr and Bakr.
خفیه می گفتند سرها آن بدانتا نباید که خدا در یابد آن
In secret each told secrets to the other, as though God must not find them out.
با گل انداینده اسگالید گلدست کاری می کند پنهان ز دل
Clay schemed against the clay-shaper; the hand tries to do a deed hidden from the heart.
گفت الا یعلم هواک من خلقان فی نجواک صدقا ام ملق
He said: Does He who created not know your desire, whether in your private talk there is sincerity or flattery?
گفت یغفل عن ظعین قد غدامن یعاین این مثواه غدا
He said: Is He heedless of a traveler who has set out, He who sees where his lodging will be tomorrow?
اینما قد هبطا او صعداقد تولاه و احصی عددا
Wherever he has descended or ascended, He has watched over him and counted all.
گوش را اکنون ز غفلت پاک کناستماع هجر آن غمناک کن
Now cleanse the ear of heedlessness; listen to the sorrowful one's tale of separation.
آن زکاتی دان که غمگین را دهیگوش را چون پیش دستانش نهی
Count that as alms given to the grieving one, when you set your ear before his tale.
بشنوی غمهای رنجوران دلفاقهٔ جان شریف از آب و گل
You will hear the griefs of the heart-sick, the noble soul's want within water and clay.
خانهٔ پر دود دارد پر فنیمر ورا بگشا ز اصغا روزنی
He has a smoke-filled house, full of affliction; through listening, open a window for him.
گوش تو او را چو راه دم شوددود تلخ از خانهٔ او کم شود
When your ear becomes a breathing passage for him, the bitter smoke in his house will lessen.
غمگساری کن تو با ما ای رویگر به سوی رب اعلی می روی
Share grief with us, O you who are going, if you are going toward the Lord Most High.
این تردد حبس و زندانی بودکه بنگذارد که جان سویی رود
This wavering is confinement and prison, which will not let the soul go in one direction.
این بدین سو آن بدان سو می کشدهر یکی گویا منم راه رشد
This pulls this way, that pulls that way; each says, I am the path of guidance.
این تردد عقبهٔ راه حقستای خنک آن را که پایش مطلقست
This wavering is a pass on the road of Truth; blessed is the one whose foot is free.
بی تردد می رود در راه راستره نمی دانی بجو گامش کجاست
Without wavering he goes on the straight road; if you do not know the road, seek where his footprint is.
گام آهو را بگیر و رو معافتا رسی از گام آهو تا به ناف
Take the gazelle's track and go unharmed, until from the gazelle's track you reach the musk-navel.
زین روش بر اوج انور می رویای برادر گر بر آذر می روی
By this way you ascend to the luminous height, brother, even if you are going through fire.
نه ز دریا ترس نه از موج و کفچون شنیدی تو خطاب لا تخف
Fear neither the sea nor wave and foam, since you have heard the address Do not fear.
لا تخف دان چونک خوفت داد حقنان فرستد چون فرستادت طبق
Understand Do not fear thus: when God has given you fear, He sends bread as He has sent you the tray.
خوف آن کس راست کاو را خوف نیستغصه آن کس را کش اینجا طوف نیست
Fear belongs to the one who has no fear; grief belongs to the one who has no circling devotion here.

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