Poem

 1 III   |      the day,~I send thee to my Lady, though the way~Is far to
 2 XIII  |                            XIII~LADY that hast my heart within
 3 XIII  |       time that Hafiz heard~His Lady's voice, as from a rocky
 4 XXI   |      what I gain!~Land where my Lady dwells, thou holdest me~
 5 XXII  |        the breeze,~Unless to my Lady's side I may strive and
 6 XXIII |                      XXIII~* My lady, that did change this house
 7 XXV   |      Neath the protection of my lady's hair~Grief nor disquiet
 8 XXV   |       wrought all my misery,~My lady's gracious face can comfort
 9 XXV   |    promised: Where thou art thy lady stays--~The tale of separation
10 XXVI  | unfriendly glance~Still from my Lady's beauty turned be.~Like
11 XXXII |       that has hungered for his lady's face~Shall, when she cometh,
12 XXXII |        I need no welcome but my lady's grace.~Better to drink
13 XXXII |        pain,~And weeping for my lady I found peace.~Hafiz, why
14 XXXVII|     heart~Shall dare reflect my Lady's perfect grace.~Though