Bustan Saadi بوستان سعدی
| A tipsy bard held ‘neath his arm a harp tight; On a pious man’s head he destroyed it at night | یکی بربطی در بغل داشت مست به شب در سر پارسایی شکست |
| The gentle, good soul when the morning began, Brought a handful of coins to the hard-hearted man. | چو روز آمد آن نیکمرد سلیم بر سنگدل برد یک مشت سیم |
| “Last night you were haughty and tipsy,” he said, “And broke while excited your harp and my head. | که دوشینه معذور بودی و مست تو را و مرا بربط و سر شکست |
| My wound has recovered; my terror has flown; But you cannot get well until money you own.” | مرا به شد آن زخم و برخاست بیم تو را به نخواهد شد الا به سیم |
| For this reason the friends of the Lord are more pure, That they much on their heads from the people endure. | از این دوستان خدا بر سرند که از خلق بسیار بر سر خورند |
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