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ابوعلی دقاق - قدس سره - گوید در آخر عمر چندان درد بر وی پدید آمده بود که آخر هر روز به بام برآمدی و روی بر آفتاب کردی و گفتی: ای سرگردان مملکت، امروز چون بودی و چون گذرانیدی، هیچ جای بر اندوهگین این حدیث تافتی؟ هیچ جای از زیر و زبر شدگان این واقعه خبر یافتی؟ هم از این جنس می گفتی تا آفتاب فرو شدی.
ای مهر که نیست چون تو عالم گردی

زین رهرویم ببخش راه آوردی
امروز که را دیدی کاندر ره عشق

بر رخ بودش گردی و در دل دردی

English translation

Abu Ali al-Daqqaq - may his secret be sanctified - said that toward the end of his life so much pain had appeared in him that at the close of each day he would climb up to the roof, turn his face toward the sun, and say: 'O wanderer of the realm, how were you today and how did you pass the day? Did you anywhere shed light upon one grieved by this tale? Did you anywhere gain word of those overturned by this event?' He would keep speaking in this same vein until the sun went down.

O sun, than whom there is no such wanderer of the world, grant me from this wayfaring a keepsake for the road. Whom did you see today who, on the path of love, had dust upon his face and pain within his heart?

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