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Written in Persan by
Hazrat Shah Maghsoud Sadegh Angha in 1952
Who am I? But a hint of the beloved’s allure,
Spellbound, from the arrow of a glance.
Who am I? A flower with petals scattered,
Life, freed from death’s cloak.
Who am I? The countenance of the prayers at dawn,
Bearing a hundred signs of the aware soul.
Who am I? The eye and vision to the devotee at heart,
The lush spring in The Rosary of Hope.
Who am I? The annihilated in the light of the path (Pir),
The water of life, Khizr, verily.
Who am I? The confidant to the sages hidden to the untrusted,
The illumination of light of truth, in the mountain’s heart.
Who am I? The divine wine in the cup of love,
The tavern, the cup, the wine-house of love.
Who am I? An arrow from the bow of love,
Burning in the heart of the enlightened one.
Who am I? The measure for hundreds of souls,
In the divine sea, the ark and Noah.
Who am I? the solitude of the vigil keepers,
Distraught in the gathering of the restless.
The call of truth in the heavens and earth I am,
The least, humble, Ghotebeddin I am.