I came to a garden, my heart said: pick an apple.
The garden's keeper said: hey, don't touch it, don't pick from here.
A small dark-eyed shepherd came along,
he brought a plate, drew his dagger, and said: don't take the apple.
Explanation: This appears to be a Turkic (Azerbaijani) folk verse rather than Persian, so the reading is tentative. The apple and garden carry the familiar imagery of forbidden desire.
Original · Persian
شماره ۴
بیر باغچه یتم برردی اقول المه
باغچه ابسی ایتی که هی بوالمدن المه
بیر کوچک اکید اقلبی بردی قره گوزلو
بیر تبشی گتردی قمه ایتی مه المه