Hafez: Wash from the dross of life thy hands as the Path’s men of old And, winning love’s alchemic power, transmute thyself to

Wash from the dross of life thy hands as the Path’s men of old And, winning love — Hafez

Wash from the dross of life thy hands as the Path’s men of old And, winning love’s alchemic power, transmute thyself to gold.

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