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 1    1, Prol|        down in a swoon."~Did my Beloved only touch me with his lips,~
 2    1, Prol|         longer to be heard.~The BELOVED is all in all, the lover
 3    1, Prol|     lover only veils Him; 5~The BELOVED is all that lives, the lover
 4    1, Prol|       senses about me,~When the BELOVED shows not the light of His
 5    1, 1   |        the same coverlet as the Beloved?"~I said, "If the Beloved
 6    1, 1   |       Beloved?"~I said, "If the Beloved were exposed to outward
 7    1, 7   |      Why hast thou forsaken thy Beloved?~What matters it if she
 8    1, 7   |        a lively sacrifice to my Beloved.~I am enamoured of my own
 9    1, 7   |        and "I?" There where our Beloved is!~O Thou, who art exempt
10    1, 7   |       lost and absorbed in the "Beloved."~These are plain truths.
11    1, 7   |      Tell forth the tale of the Beloved, every whit!~For through
12    1  (6) |      are the occultation of the Beloved by the veil of phenomena;
13    1, 8   |         silence from fear of my Beloved,~If He had granted me but
14    1, 9   |      evidence~Of secret love, O beloved!~The witness may be true
15    1, 9   |       Know this for a surety. O beloved!~Yet am I contained in the
16    1, 11  |     Thou who art at the door. O Beloved!"~The friend said, "Since '
17    1, 16  |       burn with anguish for its beloved."~I replied, "What God's
18    1, 16  |       soul lacks union with the Beloved,~It abides forever blind
19    2, 2   |        own soul.~It is the true Beloved who causes all ~outward
20    2, 2   |    lover's love is visible, his Beloved hidden.~The Friend is absent,
21    2, 2   |       form or face.~Whatever is beloved is not a mere empty form,~
22    2, 2   |        empty form,~Whether your beloved be of the earth or of heaven.~
23    2, 2   |        well what is really your beloved.~If a thing perceived by
24    2, 2   |        by outward senses is the beloved,~Then all who retain their
25    2, 6   |   hardships at the hands of the Beloved.~Through love bitter things
26    2, 10  |         of God in a mortal.~Tho Beloved once called the Ka'ba 'My
27    2, 10  |        While the thought of the Beloved fills our hearts, ~All our
28    2, 10  |     burnt with the torch of the Beloved's face."~O heart haste thither, 6
29    2, 16  |         kinsman's voice, too, O beloved, ~Proves the veracity of
30    3, 2   |       demon. ~The lover and the beloved on the last day ~Will be
31    3, 5   |      have accepted the light, O beloved, ~When you behold what is
32    3, 17  |     fear for your life shun the beloved! ~O base one, behold a hundred
33    3, 17  |       ever seeks union with his beloved, ~But his beloved is also
34    3, 17  |      with his beloved, ~But his beloved is also seeking union with
35    3, 17  |       his body lean, ~While the beloved's love makes hers fair and
36    3, 17  |   Secondly, hear this. O prince beloved, ~That I searched much,
37    4, 1   |         should lead you~To your beloved, at once becomes agreeable
38    4, 2   |         your temple together.~O beloved, this weed is deviation
39    4, 6   |      the beauty and grace of my beloved.' ~The other said, "I take
40    4, 8   |         dreamed that his dearly beloved son, a youth of great promise,
41    5, 1   |       of existence,~Because the beloved of Not-being is more blessed. 11~
42    5, 5   |         one another.~Lovers and beloved have both perished;~And
43    5, 5   |     itself for the sake of your beloved." The lover accordingly
44    5, 8   |         Ayaz, because lover and beloved are always as ono soul,
45    5, 8   |         holding the sun dear, O beloved!~And if it hold the sun
46    5, 8   | followed by the mercy of God, O beloved!~Because Pharaoh was a stone,
47    5, 11  |         cuts short reasoning, O beloved,~For it is a present refuge
48    5, 13  |      not nearly so manly as her beloved captain. The prince discovered
49    5, 13  |    these ideas guide you to the Beloved.~Strive, then, to increase
50    5, 13  |        you, like Majnun, to the Beloved.~Concerning the unbelievers
51    5, 13  |         of the mysteries of the Beloved.~To us believers lust and
52    5, 13  |        always the beauty of the Beloved.~To all men whose creed
53    6, Prol|       is to be attracted to the Beloved!~But haply leave may be
54    6, Prol|      most godlike.~Seeing then, beloved, that knowledge is the mark
55    6, 2   |      conflict of my thoughts;~O Beloved One, come and stroke my
56    6, 2   |       coverlet!~O comrades, our Beloved has closed up all paths;~
57    6, 3   |       in the desert,~To hide my Beloved from those of whom I am
58    6, 5   |     hear as separation from the Beloved. Fasting and holy war bring
59    6, 6   |        than your true master, O beloved,~And hard of access, and
60    6, 9   |   adorers to seek the Spiritual Beloved in a far country.~How the
61    6, 9   |       language concerning their beloved mistress.~They told their
62    6, 9   |        hide his passion for his beloved, like one who beats a drum
63    6, 9   |        union with the Spiritual Beloved are inexpressible in speech.~
64    6, 9   |         The form of his earthly Beloved was hidden from him;~He
65    6, 9   |        union with his Spiritual Beloved.~Then he said, "Though she
66    6, 9   |        bride, and the Spiritual Beloved as well.~Here the Masnavi