Sar Dar Kamand (Banan | Arnalds) - سر در کمند 

This is a long love poem by the Iranian poet Saadi who lived about 800 years ago. In this song, only a few lines can be heard. But I translated more lines as I could, hoping you enjoy it: I am so attached to your love, Like a gazelle caught in your rope.// Sometimes, I cry from this pain, Sometimes, I laugh at this mess.// No intelligence your love left me and no hearing To hear and apply the advice of the wise.// I am not insane about giving up my beloved, So, don't advise me like a wise.// What souls and bodies were worn out in the grief of your absence, Not only was I in need of your love.// If you call me even in the grave, My aching soul will calm down.// Even if Saadi's grief is your dream, I love this oppression on myself.//

@@rasasadeghi4927 can you translate whats he is saying? U translated the whole poem but it would be very kind of you to translate what he is saying

@@TheOuneeb Mr ouneeb best option is learning farsi like eqbal lahori ,😊

@@TheOuneeb I am so attached to your love, Like a gazelle caught in your rope.// Sometimes, I cry from this pain, Sometimes, I laugh at this mess.// I am not insane about giving up my beloved, So, don't advise me like a wise.//