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 1 VII(*)  |     stones into one of these green and fertile spots, full
 2 IX      | pinioned there?~The heavens' green sea and the bark therein,~
 3 XVIII(*)|    Koran. His name signifies Green; wherever his feet rested,
 4 XVIII(*)|   the earth was covered with green herbs.~Hafiz looked upon
 5 XVIII(*)|   called Pir-i-Sabz, the Old Green Man; whosoever should pass
 6 XVIII(*)|  night an old man dressed in green garments came to him and
 7 XXVI    |    smile, for on her stalk's green shaft~She bears a wine-cup
 8 XXIX    |    throne her in the meadows green, and o'er~Her head the minstrel
 9 XXXIV   |  songs of praise through the green glades they flit.~A hundred
10 XXXVII  |      yield!~Oh Cypress-tree! green home of Love's sweet choir,~