Foroughi Bastami (Tazmins) / Five verses from the noble king are in this fresh ghazal

This is a Persian poem, a tażmīn (a form in which a poet incorporates verses by another into their own composition), by Forughi Bastami. The poem is a ghazal in which five verses belong to "the exalted king," woven into Forughi Bastami's own lines. The work demonstrates the classical Persian practice of tażmīn, where a poet honors or engages with a royal or distinguished figure by embedding that figure's poetry within a new composition.