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 1 Pre   |     of pitfalls! alas for the grace and the mercy that dwelt
 2 II    |       with heavenly wine dost grace.~Patience and wisdom, Hafiz,
 3 III   |    ills, I send thee heavenly grace.~God the Creator mirrored
 4 IX    |    lavish on me,~Until in the grace of the cypress decked,~My
 5 XV    |       mine eyes, of thy sweet grace,~For I am blind to all but
 6 XVIII | Though other lays my flower's grace have proved~And countless
 7 XXII  |       And lips like to sugar, grace like a flower that sways,~
 8 XXIII |       head to foot an angel's grace divine~Enwrapped her; pure
 9 XXIII |    its inmost secret, but her grace~Drew back the curtain from
10 XXVIII|  Jesus's breath, with healing grace?~Hast thou forgotten how
11 XXXII |      no welcome but my lady's grace.~Better to drink red wine
12 XXXVII|     reflect my Lady's perfect grace.~Though like to snakes that
13 XLIII |     the clouds of thy guiding grace.~The rain of a mercy that
14 XLIII |   eyes delight in thy stately grace!~Thou art the goal to which