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 1 Pre   |      hour came. He who, in the eyes of the world, was the light
 2 Pre   |    Shah Shudja), through those eyes which had gazed victorious
 3 Pre   |        wash bright with it the eyes of his heart."~Once only
 4 Pre   |   Yekaneh Bina, of those whose eyes are fixed upon One alone: "
 5 Pre   |        praise. "As far as mine eyes can see," he said, "I behold
 6 Pre   |      sounds of the lute, their eyes are fixed upon the cup,
 7 Pre   |     shake the two worlds, mine eyes are fixed upon the road
 8 Pre   |      behind the veil which his eyes could not pierce.~Be that
 9 Pre   |       the hidden meaning, like eyes half seen through their
10 Pre   |     that I exist not when mine eyes are fixed upon Him?"--a
11 Pre   |         many tears shall thine eyes thread upon thine eyelashes!"
12 Pre   |   stair, Hafiz was opening his eyes upon a yet more tumultuous
13 II    |     Upon thine eyelashes thine eyes shall thread~A thousand
14 II    |    still nor hide from curious eyes.~ ~
15 III   |        send to thee.~Unto mine eyes a stranger, thou that art~
16 III   |     mirrored in thy face~Thine eyes shall see, God's image in
17 IV    |            IV~* SLEEP on thine eyes, bright as narcissus flowers,~
18 IV    |      love's agony from curious eyes,~Ah, not in vain thy tears,
19 IX    | forbidden I drain.~The drunken eyes of my comrades shine,~And
20 IX    |    with tears, oh Hafiz, thine eyes are wet,~Scatter them round
21 XII   |       is the sun?~Balm to mine eyes the dust, my head I bow~
22 XIII  |        Only thy beauty to mine eyes was dear.~Sleep has forsaken
23 XIV   |      hopes away.~Light of mine eyes and harvest of my heart,~
24 XIV   |      is seamed with dust, mine eyes are wet.~Of dust and tears
25 XV    |        Oh come! and touch mine eyes, of thy sweet grace,~For
26 XV    |        I hold a mirror to mine eyes,~And nought but thy reflection
27 XVIII |          SLAVES of thy shining eyes are even those~That diadems
28 XX    |     Between the ambush of mine eyes~And my heart's fort there'
29 XXIII |    kind and tender glance, her eyes~With an abounding loveliness
30 XXIV  |    draw me near.~From out mine eyes unto my garment's hem~A
31 XXIV  |    heart unbid,~And turns mine eyes into a bitter sea!~Nay,
32 XXIV  |     flowers defied~Thy shining eyes to prove themselves more
33 XXVII |      tears of blood my weeping eyes have shed,~A crimson stream
34 XXVIII|       forgot?) drew from thine eyes reproof,~And made thee hold
35 XXX   |      the maid with the drunken eyes,~What news of the lovely
36 XXXIII|         And therefore faithful eyes still strew the ground~With
37 XXXIII|     Sing, Hafiz, sing again of eyes that weep!~For still the
38 XXXV  |        chain!~Though from mine eyes tears flow unceasingly,~
39 XXXVI |   shall be manifest unto thine eyes:~Question the torch flame
40 XXXVII|       the pure thou lift thine eyes."~Seeing but himself, the
41 XXXIX |   shalt learn the magic of her eyes;~Forth comes the caravan
42 XL    |        see.~The Saki's radiant eyes, God favouring,~Are like
43 XLI   |        clouds of Spring, these eyes of mine~Shall scatter tears
44 XLIII |        rise.~Rise up! let mine eyes delight in thy stately grace!~