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 1    1, 1   |        endure, nor embrace, nor form.~Press thy suit, yet with
 2    1, 3   |  contrary piece of rhetoric,~In form and substance utterly opposed
 3    1, 4   |       in subordination to, ~and form the impulsion of, the First
 4    1, 5   |         How long regard ye mere form, O form-worshippers?~Your
 5    1, 5   |     rest still in forms.~If the form of man were all that made
 6    1, 5   |        is lacking in that empty form.~'Tis life that is lacking
 7    1, 5   |      What mattered its despised form~When its soul was drowned
 8    1, 5   |         spray thereof.~Whatever form that ocean uses as its instrument,~
 9    1, 5   |         Mount Sinai. 14~Discern form from substance, as lion
10    1, 5   | themselves back into the Ocean.~Form is born of That which is
11    1, 5   |        of That which is without form,~And goes again, for, "Verily
12    1, 5   |     appearance of continuity in form.~That seeming continuity
13    1, 9   |         snare,~Hear its outward form to the end.~If spiritual
14    1, 9   |         exposed to view in this form,~Form is at once nigh to
15    1, 9   |   exposed to view in this form,~Form is at once nigh to and far
16    1, 9   |        Adam out of dust;~In the form, three cubits high, which
17    1, 9   |    itself revealed;~But what is form when reality draws nigh?~
18    1, 9   | substance, the blossom only its form,~Blossom the good news,
19    1, 10  |       That sun is hidden in the form of a man,~Understand me!
20    1, 10  |        man takes refuge in some form of service,~And chooses
21    1, 17  |  nourishes us;~When 'tis empty "form," it profits nothing.~Like
22    1, 17  |         green thorn;~When 'tis "form," 'tis as the dry and coarse
23    2, 1   |        this Sufi a mere outward form,~As children see in a vine
24    2, 1   |   spheres.~Now hear the outward form of my story,~But yet separate
25    2, 2   |      hidden beneath its outward form.~When he finds no form at
26    2, 2   |  outward form.~When he finds no form at hand, he enters your
27    2, 2   |     Love depends not on outward form or face.~Whatever is beloved
28    2, 2   |     beloved is not a mere empty form,~Whether your beloved be
29    2, 2   |         heaven.~Whatever be the form you have fallen in love
30    2, 2   |      moment life leaves it?~The form is still there; whence,
31    2, 2   |        can constancy fail while form abides? 4~But the truth
32    2, 4   |       as I am. Copy the outward form you behold in me, and perchance
33    2, 4   |       of forms.~That my outward form may not mislead you,~Digest
34    2, 4   |       who have been captured by form,~Who aimed at form, and
35    2, 4   |  captured by form,~Who aimed at form, and found Allah.~After
36    2, 13  |          But the former is mere form, the latter spirit and truth.~
37    2, 15  |  without kernels become trees? ~Form without soul (life) is only
38    2, 17  |         rather than its outward form. This introduces the story
39    2, 17  |      ocean.~Thou hast run after form, O ill-informed one,~Wherefore
40    2, 18  |      been revealed."~His earthy form has fallen on earth,~His
41    3, 2   |      thy embryo.~He gave thee a form whilst thou wast in her
42    3, 5   |      string to His bow?~The one form of speech is evil and defective; ~
43    3, 5   |       and defective; ~The other form, which is not defective,
44    3, 5   |       speak in terms of outward form, ~You stick fast in that
45    3, 5   |         stick fast in that same form, O son. ~You are footbound
46    3, 12  |   journeys secretly and without form, though under a form." ~
47    3, 12  |    without form, though under a form." ~He added, "One day I
48    3, 12  |     longing ~To behold in human form the splendours of 'The Friend,' ~
49    3, 12  |       Because lust's cow is the form of the body." 5~Reason,
50    3  (5) |      i.e., Earth losing its own form becomes vegetable, vegetable
51    3, 18  |       the sky. ~You come in the form of rain and sunshine, ~You
52    4, 2   |       the macrocosm.~In outward form thou art the microcosm,~
53    4, 4   |       in security forever. ~His form is vanished, he is a mere
54    4, 4   |     this nor that he is void of form; ~'Tis your own form which
55    4, 4   |         of form; ~'Tis your own form which is reflected back
56    4, 8   |        The world is the outward form of "Universal Reason" (Muhammad),
57    4, 8   |      whole world is the outward form of Universal Reason,~For
58    4, 8   |   towards Universal Reason,~Its form, the world, shows its teeth
59    4, 8   |   Paradise.~Each moment a flesh form, a new beauty,~So that weariness
60    4, 9   |         regard only the outward form of this marvel,~Which form
61    4, 9   |      form of this marvel,~Which form becomes senseless in sleep
62    4, 9   |   senseless in sleep and death.~Form is only as a dress or a
63    4, 9   |           O friend, show me thy form as it really is;~Show it
64    4, 9   |     Gabriel displayed~His awful form, whereat the mountains were
65    4, 9   | existence.~From me proceeds the form, from thee the spirit;~Nay,
66    4, 9   |      from thee the spirit;~Nay, form and spirit both proceed
67    5, 3   |         this world of sense and form.~Ah! O crow, give up this
68    5, 6   |       grace of God.~Its outward form resembles the outward forms
69    5, 7   |    during life~Will appear as a form visible to all, 8~Like the
70    5, 13  |       of the ear enables you to form ideas,~Then these ideas
71    6, Prol|   states, so eternally. 1~Their form turns to dust, but their
72    6, Prol|      all white and unmatched in form,~If he hunts mice he is
73    6, Prol|          regard not his outward form.~Adam's clay was kneaded
74    6, 3   |       words of the Masnavi,~The form misleads, but the inner
75    6, 7   |       in spirit, not in outward form; and this is illustrated
76    6, 8   |      the nothingness of outward form compared to spirit lead
77    6, 8   |       garment, but Thou my tall form.~He gave me gold, but Thou
78    6, 9   |          Quit the mere husk and form of the wheat.~When sand
79    6  (2) |                      Surat, or "form," means picture, image,
80    6  (2) |         reality, conception or "form of thought," the "architypes"
81    6, 9   |             Know, O master, the form of wheat was dispensed with.~
82    6, 9   |       wheat was dispensed with.~Form proceeds from the world
83    6, 9   |       the world that is without form,~Even as smoke arises from
84    6, 9   |          The Divine art without form designs forms (ideals), 4~
85    6, 9   |       instruments.~Whatever the form, it fashions in its own
86    6, 9   |         good or to evil.~If the form be blessing, the man is
87    6, 9   |       are slaves of Him without form,~Why do they deny their
88    6, 9   |     through Him that is without form;~What, then, means their
89    6, 9   |       Absolute Agent is without form,~Form is only a tool in
90    6, 9   | Absolute Agent is without form,~Form is only a tool in His hands.~
91    6, 9   |        of Not-being,~That every form may derive aid therefrom,~
92    6, 9   |       forth their needs.~If one form sought perfection from another
93    6, 9   |         perfection from another form,~That would be the height
94    6, 9   |       to God,~Seek not to use a form as a similitude of God. 5~
95    6, 9   |      words are only the outward form of the language,~The "raw"
96    6, 9   |    demon has taken upon him the form of Solomon,~His knowledge
97    6, 9   |        attained his desire.~The form of his earthly Beloved was