Ghazal 247: East wind, do not grudge a visit to the dwelling of the beloved

صبا ز منزل جانان گذر دریغ مدار
وز او به عاشق بی‌دل خبر دریغ مدار

به شکر آن که شکفتی به کام بخت ای گل
نسیم وصل ز مرغ سحر دریغ مدار

حریف عشق تو بودم چو ماه نو بودی
کنون که ماه تمامی نظر دریغ مدار

جهان و هر چه در او هست سهل و مختصر است
ز اهل معرفت این مختصر دریغ مدار

کنون که چشمهٔ قند است لعل نوشین‌ات
سخن بگوی و ز طوطی، شکر دریغ مدار

مکارم تو به آفاق می‌برد شاعر
از او وظیفه و زاد سفر دریغ مدار

چو ذکر خیر طلب می‌کنی سخن این است
که در بهای سخن سیم و زر دریغ مدار

غبار غم برود، حال خوش شود حافظ
تو آب دیده از این ره‌گذر دریغ مدار

East wind, do not grudge a visit to the dwelling of the beloved,
and do not grudge the heart-lost lover news of him.

In thanks that you have blossomed as fortune wished, O rose,
do not grudge the bird of dawn the breeze of union.

I was the companion of your love when you were a new moon;
now that you are a full moon, do not grudge me a glance.

The world and everything in it is slight and small;
do not grudge this small thing to the people of knowledge.

Now that your sweet ruby lip is a fountain of sugar,
speak, and do not grudge sugar to the parrot.

The poet carries your noble qualities to the horizons;
do not grudge him his stipend and provisions for the road.

Since you seek to be well remembered, this is the word:
do not grudge silver and gold as the price of speech.

The dust of grief will pass, and things will turn well, Hafez;
do not grudge the water of your eyes along this road.