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 1 Pre     |     Fortune is thy foe,~'Gainst Heaven's wheel, Wrestler, try not
 2 Pre     |        clothed in the colour of heaven. Hafiz falls foul of this
 3 Pre     |          Hafiz is borne up into heaven; fleeing for refuge, his
 4 Pre     |      meant that the dwellers in Heaven would be wretched in their
 5 Pre     |      visionary journeys through heaven and hell, Dante lived as
 6 II(*)   |        by a terrible noise from heaven. . . . The city, they tell
 7 VI      |        seek for Paradise~Though heaven and earth before me God
 8 VII     |        VII~* FROM the garden of Heaven a western breeze~Blows through
 9 XI      |         Curtain's secret? . . . Heaven is mute~And yet with Him
10 XVII    |        none can tell~Whether in Heaven or deepest Hell,~Fair or
11 XVII    |    shall serve me for argument.~Heaven's garden future treasures
12 XVII    |        shalt rise, oh Hafiz, to Heaven's gate~From the tavern where
13 XIX     |         all that I had got.~But Heaven served Hafiz, as a slave
14 XIX     |       through regions desolate,~Heaven brought him to thy gate.~ ~
15 XIX(*)  |  abandon even his dervish robe, Heaven mercifully showed him a
16 XXIII   |       this house of mine~Into a heaven when that she dwelt therein,~
17 XXIII   |      Drew back the curtain from Heaven's mansions pale,~And gave
18 XXIV    |    nought but these on earth or heaven I care.~What though the
19 XXVIII  |         brow,~Hast thou forgot? Heaven's crescent moon would bow~
20 XXIX    |      give me my heart's desire;~Heaven's self shall change, and
21 XXX(*)  |         of the highest place in heaven.~Ibn Batuta, the Arab traveller
22 XXXII   |      Here at the tavern gate my heaven lies,~I need no welcome
23 XXXIV   |     your bright feet stept.~For Heaven's self was all too weak
24 XXXIV(*)|      that I know the secrets of heaven and earth, and know that
25 XXXIV(*)| substance, and each returned to heaven empty-handed. The fourth
26 XXXVII  |      shall the flagon laugh and Heaven's dome~Thrill with an answering
27 XXXVII  |      that lies~'Twixt Earth and Heaven Thou shalt be pure," they
28 XXXIX   |    chalice bears~A dewy wine of Heaven's minist'ring~Until Ghiyasuddin,
29 XL(*)   |      done, they could return to heaven. For some time the two angels
30 XL(*)   |       divine word, ye return to heaven. Teach me also that word."
31 XL(*)   |       her turn and rose up into heaven, where God changed her form
32 XL(*)   |      attempted to follow her to heaven, but they were refused admittance.
33 XLII    |       befallen the nightingale?~Heaven's music is hushed, and the