Come and cast our ship into the river of wine

Cast a roar and tumult into the souls of the old and young

O cupbearer, cast me into the ship of wine

For they have said, 'Do good and cast into the water'

I have turned away from the path of error, from the tavern's alley

Cast me again, out of kindness, onto the path of righteousness

Bring a cup of that rose-colored, musk-scented wine

Cast the sparks of envy and jealousy into the heart of the rosewater

Though I am drunk and ruined, you too show some kindness

Cast a glance upon this bewildered, ruined heart

If you desire the sun at midnight

Cast the veil from the face of the rose-cheeked maiden

Do not let them bury me in the earth on the day of my death

Cast me at the door of the tavern, by the wine vat

When the cruelty of fate reaches your soul, like Hafez

Cast a fiery arrow towards the demon of calamity