What could be better than the thought of wine and a cup?
To see what the end will be
How long can one endure heartache? For days do not remain
So don’t be heartbroken, and what will days be?
Tell the impatient bird to worry about its own grief
For what will be the mercy of the one who sets a trap?
Drink wine, do not worry, and do not heed the advice of the imitator
What will be the value of the opinion of the masses?
Your hard-earned wealth is better spent on pleasure
Do you know what will be the end for the unsuccessful?
The old man of the tavern was singing a riddle last night
About the line on the cup, what will the end be?
I took Hafiz’s heart on the road with a tambourine, lute, and ghazal
So what will be the reward for my bad reputation?