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 1 Pre     |       that she might tell her lovers that she has turned about."
 2 Pre     |   face, how comes it that his lovers are reciting his beauties?
 3 IV      |   death lies near to life thy lovers know,~But know in vain!~
 4 VIII    |      nightingale~Hail, Sufis! lovers of wine, all hail!~For wine
 5 XVI     |      or an honoured name,~The lovers of wine shall make light
 6 XVI(*)  |      nothing.~Stanza 5.--"The lovers of wine"--that is to say
 7 XVIII   |   violet bed,~Before thy many lovers, weeping low,~And clad like
 8 XVIII(*)|    Hafiz compares the weeping lovers, clad in robes of grief,
 9 XXXIII  |  break nor steal;~Still among lovers loyalty is found,~And therefore
10 XXXV    |    them not!~Forget not loyal lovers long since dead,~Though
11 XXXVIII |     drops start.~Yet when sad lovers meet and tell their sighs,~
12 XLII    |  heart;~What has befallen all lovers fair?~When did the bonds
13 XLII    | divine;~What has befallen all lovers fair?~In the midst of the
14 XLII    |      city where kings are but lovers crowned,~A land from the