Anvari (Fragments) / Yesterday a Young Lover Asked Me, "Do You Write Ghazals?"
انوری (مقطعات)/دی مرا عاشقکی گفت غزل میگویی
Author: انوری
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A fragment by Anvari beginning "Yesterday a young lover asked me, 'Do you write ghazals?'". The poet answers that he has given up praise and satire as well, because he wrote ghazal, praise and satire out of lust, greed and anger, and God has freed him from these "three hungry dogs"; he urges himself to withdraw and seek the path of salvation.
قطعهای از انوری با آغاز «دی مرا عاشقکی گفت غزل میگویی». شاعر پاسخ میدهد که از مدح و هجو هم دست کشیده است، چون غزل و مدح و هجو را از شهوت، حرص و خشم میگفت و خدا این «سه سگ گرسنه» را از سرش باز کرده است؛ و خود را به گوشهگیری و جستن راه رستگاری فرا میخواند.
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- fa
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- Poetry
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- Persian Wikisource
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