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 1    1, Prol|      Alas!~How can I retain my senses about me,~When the BELOVED
 2    1, 2   |       with hypocrites.~Worldly senses are the ladder of earth,~
 3    1, 2   |     ladder of earth,~Spiritual senses are the ladder of heaven.~
 4    1, 3   |      thy view.~Thou art in thy senses, but Majnun is beside himself.~
 5    1, 9   |     light of Allah illumes his senses,~A man is no longer a slave
 6    1, 15  |       it in tho milky way.~Our senses and our endless discourses~
 7    1, 15  |     knowledge of our King.~Our senses and our reason within us~
 8    2, 2   |       which is hidden from the senses.~The lover's love is visible,
 9    2, 2   |     thing perceived by outward senses is the beloved,~Then all
10    2, 2   |      Then all who retain their senses must still love it;~And
11    2, 5   |       light that illumines the senses' light,~That is the meaning
12    2, 5   |       Light upon light." 2~The senses' light draws us earthwards,~
13    2, 5   |     light is an ocean, and the senses' light a dewdrop.~But that
14    2, 5   |     holy discourses.~Since the senses' light is gross and dense,~
15    2, 5   |        When you cannot see the senses' light with the eye,~How
16    2, 5   |      Light of the mind?~As the senses' light is hidden in these
17    2, 5   |       be also hidden?~Like the senses, this world is ruled by
18    2, 7   | Muhammad; and when the outward senses are replaced by the true
19    2, 16  |        My heart has other five senses of its own;~These senses
20    2, 16  |       senses of its own;~These senses of my heart view the two
21    3, 9   |     himself, and they in their senses. ~Nevertheless from the
22    3, 10  |     reason. ~Then the powerful senses are subdued by you, ~When
23    4, 4   |        man's." ~The man in his senses fought with him 'beside
24    4, 8   |     the prince returned to his senses, and his eyes were opened
25    4, 8   |  reaches my ears,~My brain and senses are intoxicated therewith.~
26    4, 9   |         thou art too weak,~Thy senses are exceeding weak and frail."~
27    4, 9   |     may see~To what extent its senses are frail and impotent.~
28    4, 9   |   impotent.~True, man's bodily senses are frail,~But he possesses
29    5, 11  |        as those of the outward senses as to the reality of the
30    6, Prol|     has naught to do with five senses or six sides,~Its only aim
31    6, 2   |     with the ten jewels of the senses~Five external senses and
32    6, 2   |       the senses~Five external senses and five internal senses,~
33    6, 2   |       senses and five internal senses,~Whereby inanimate seed
34    6, 5   | forgotten, but hidden from the senses.~Like summer wherein cotton
35    6, 7   |       is superior to the other senses, and is exempt from death
36    6, 9   |      forms fashion bodies with senses and instruments.~Whatever