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(۲) حکایت شیخ گرگانی با گربه / (2) The Tale of Sheikh Gorgani with the Cat
متن و ترجمه / Text and Translation
| جهان صدق شیخ گورگانی | که قطب وقت خود بود از معانی |
| The world of truth, Sheikh Gorgani, Who was the pole of his time in spiritual meanings. | |
| یکی گربه بدی در خانقاهش | که دیدی شیخ روزی چند راهش |
| There was a cat in his khanqah, Whom the Sheikh saw several times a day. | |
| مگر در دست و در پای از ادیمش | غلافی کرده بودندی مقیمش |
| Perhaps on its hands and feet, from leather, They had permanently made a sheath for it, | |
| که تا چون می رود هر لحظه از جای | نه دست او شود آلوده نه پای |
| So that as it moved from place to place every moment, Neither its hands nor its feet would become soiled. | |
| زمانی در کنار شیخ رفتی | زمانی بر سر سجاده خفتی |
| At times it would go to the Sheikh's side, At times it would sleep on the prayer rug. | |
| چو بودی ساعتی در دادی آواز | که تا خادم بر او آمدی باز |
| When an hour passed, it would cry out, So that the servant would come back to it. | |
| بدست خود ببستی دستوانش | وز آنجا آن زمان کردی روانش |
| With his own hand, he would tie its gloves, And from there, at that time, he would set it on its way. | |
| بمطبخ بود مأواگه گرفته | نبودی گوشتی از وی نهفته |
| Its dwelling place was in the kitchen; No meat was hidden from it. | |
| نبردی هیچ چیز از پخته و خام | مگر چیزی که دادندی بهنگام |
| It took nothing, neither cooked nor raw, Except what they gave it at the proper time. | |
| امین خانقاه و سفره بودی | ندیدی کس که چیزی در ربودی |
| It was the trustee of the khanqah and the table; No one saw it snatch anything. | |
| مگر یک روز در مطبخ شبانگاه | زتابه گوشتی بربود ناگاه |
| Except one day in the kitchen at nightfall, It suddenly snatched some meat from the pan. | |
| به آخر خادم او را چون طلب کرد | بسی گوشش بمالید و أدب کرد |
| Finally, when the servant sought it out, He rubbed its ears much and disciplined it. | |
| بیامد گربه پیش شیخ دیگر | نشست از خشم در کنجی مجاور |
| The cat came before the Sheikh again; It sat in a nearby corner in anger. | |
| طلب کردش ز خادم شیخ آنگاه | بگفتش خادم آنچ افتاد در راه |
| Then the Sheikh sought it from the servant; The servant told him what had happened on the way. | |
| بخواند آن گربه را شیخ وفادار | بدو گفتا چرا کردی چنین کار |
| The faithful Sheikh called that cat; He said to it, 'Why did you do such a thing?' | |
| مگر آن گربه بود آبستن آنگاه | شد و آورد سه بچه به سه راه |
| Perhaps that cat was pregnant then; It went and brought three kittens in three ways. | |
| به پیش شیخشان بنهاد برخاک | درختی دید آنجا سخت غمناک |
| It placed them on the ground before the Sheikh; It saw a tree there, very sorrowful. | |
| ز خشم خادم آنجا رفت و بنشست | نظر بگشاد و لب از بانگ در بست |
| From the servant's anger, it went and sat there; It opened its gaze and closed its lips from sound. | |
| چو شیخ آن دید از خادم برآشفت | تعجب کرد شیخ و خویش را گفت |
| When the Sheikh saw that, he became enraged with the servant; The Sheikh marveled and said to himself: | |
| که گربه بی شکی معذور بودست | ز خورد خویشتن بس دور بودست |
| 'Doubtless the cat was excused; It was very far from eating for itself. | |
| ازو این که ترک ادب بود | ولی از احتیاجش این طلب بود |
| Although this was a lack of manners from it, Yet this seeking was out of its necessity. | |
| کسی را در ضرورة گر مقامست | شود حالی مباحش گر حرامست |
| If someone is in a state of necessity, What is forbidden becomes permissible for him. | |
| برای بچه کم از عنکبوتی | برآرد از دهان شیر قوتی |
| For a child, even less than a spider, It brings forth sustenance from the lion's mouth. | |
| ز گربه آنچه کرد او نه غریبست | که پیوند بچه کاری عجیبست |
| What the cat did is not strange, For the bond of a child is a wondrous thing. | |
| ترا تا بچهٔ ظاهر نگردد | غم یک بچه در خاطر نگردد |
| Until you have an external child, The grief for a child does not enter your mind.' | |
| بخادم گفت شیخ کار دیده | که هست این بی زبان تیمار دیده |
| The experienced Sheikh said to the servant: 'This speechless one has seen suffering. | |
| ز چشم تو باستادست بر شاخ | باستغفار گردد با تو گستاخ |
| Because of your eye, it stands on the branch; Through repentance, it will become bold with you.' | |
| همی خادم ز سر دستار بنهاد | بر گربه باستغفار استاد |
| Immediately the servant set down his turban; He stood before the cat in repentance. | |
| نه استغفار او را هیچ اثر بود | نه در وی گربه را روی نظر بود |
| Neither did his repentance have any effect, Nor did the cat have any look for him. | |
| به آخر شیخ شد حرفی برو خواند | شفاعت کرد و از شاخش فرو خواند |
| Finally the Sheikh went and read a word to it; He interceded and called it down from the branch. | |
| فرود آمد ز بالا گربه ناگاه | به پای شیخ می غلطید در راه |
| Suddenly the cat came down from above; It was rolling at the Sheikh's feet on the path. | |
| خروشی از میان جمع برخاست | زهر دل آتشی چون شمع برخاست |
| A clamor arose from among the assembly; From every heart, a fire like a candle arose. | |
| همه از گربهٔ هم رنگ گشتند | به شکر آن شکر هم تنگ گشتند |
| All became of the same color as the cat; In thanks for that sugar, they became narrow. | |
| اگر صد عالمت پیوند باشد | نه چون پیوند یک فرزند باشد |
| If you have a hundred worldly bonds, It is not like the bond of one child. | |
| کسی کو فارغ از فرزند آمد | خدای پاک بی مانند آمد |
| He who came free from a child, Became the pure, Peerless God. | |
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