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 1 Pre     |     wine." Moreover, a devoted lover of Shiraz, Hafiz was overcome
 2 Pre     |      said, 'Who is there?' The lover replied, 'It is I' 'Go hence,'
 3 Pre     |    thee and me.' Then came the lover a second time and knocked,
 4 I(*)    |       tears of blood which the lover weeps for his mistress.~
 5 II      |        But never was it a true lover's part~To vex with bitter
 6 IV(*)   | dangerous well filled with her lover's tears, into which, when
 7 VI      | graceful cypress-tree.~I am no lover of hypocrisy;~Of all the
 8 IX(*)   |      the same terms in which a lover would write to his mistress;
 9 XVIII   |       A stream of tears, since lover and beloved~Keep not their
10 XXVI(*) |        her heart to her humble lover Ferhad. He, despairing of
11 XXXII(*)|     entrapping the unfortunate lover. Her long locks are often
12 XXXII(*)|       which catch and tear her lover's heart. One need go no