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 1    1  (1)|  heart eats poison, 'tis as honey." ~
 2    1, 12 |    forth its contrary, 2~As honey's sweetness is shown by
 3    1, 15 |     have, as it were, mixed honey with vinegar,~To succour
 4    1, 15 |    the vinegar and eat pure honey.~When the heart is garnished
 5    2, 6  |  Through love stings are as honey,~Through love lions are
 6    2, 7  |  What is poison for thee is honey for him.~What is good in
 7    2, 10 | blows of Darveshes, not the honey of sinners, ~And become,
 8    3, 2  |   unthankfulness~Forget the honey draught thou hast sipped.~
 9    3, 13 |  water,~Bid water to become honey or milk!~God is the creator
10    4, 6  |    He makes your spittle as honey, ~So that you say, ''Tis
11    5, 5  | taught them to make wax and honey, and He teaches me nobler
12    5, 8  |   as vinegar is absorbed in honey;~Or as a stone, which is