Hafez on Marriage
16 ghazals
- Ghazal 3: If that Turk of Shiraz would take my heart in hand,
- Ghazal 37: Come, for the palace of hope stands on very weak foundations;
- Ghazal 112: The One who gave your cheek the colour of rose and wild rose
- Ghazal 173: In my prayer the curve of your eyebrow came to mind;
- Ghazal 181: After this, my hand and the hem of that tall cypress,
- Ghazal 198: I said: "When will your mouth and lip grant me my desire?"
- Ghazal 225: Cupbearer, the talk is of the cypress, the rose and the tulip,
- Ghazal 230: If my heart is drawn to musk-scented wine, it is fitting,
- Ghazal 288: The water's edge, the foot of the willow, a mind for poetry and a pleasant friend;
- Ghazal 297: The tongue of the pen has no will to give an account of separation;
- Ghazal 338: I am a lover of a fair face and of hair that draws the heart;
- Ghazal 388: Spring and the rose have become stirrers of joy and breakers of repentance;
- Ghazal 421: The door of the house of the Magians had been swept and sprinkled;
- Ghazal 460: Ever since Sulayma settled in Iraq,
- Ghazal 462: O smiling mouth that is like a casket of pearls,
- Ghazal 492: A greeting, like the pleasant scent of friendship,