May I always hold the hem of your robe in my hand,
and wherever you set your foot, may my head lie beneath it.
I cannot bear that anyone else should love you;
my love, may the whole world be your enemy!
Explanation: Holding the hem of a robe signals devotion and clinging; wishing the world to be the beloved's enemy is a hyperbole meaning the poet wants to be the only one who loves them.
Original · Persian
شمارهٔ ۵
در دست منت همیشه دامن بادا
وانجا که تو را پای سر من بادا
برگم نبود کسی تو را دارد دوست
ای دوست همه جهانْت دشمن بادا!