کلیات سعدی / غزلیات / بخت و دولت به برم زآب روان باز آمد

A brief Persian poem by Saadi, composed around the 13th century, in which the speaker observes that fortune and prosperity have returned to him like flowing water from the Aab River. The work expresses a moment of restored good favor and the natural return of blessings, drawing on the metaphor of water's constant movement and renewal. Saadi uses this simple image to reflect on the cyclical nature of fate and worldly circumstance.