Hafiz (Hafez) I have come into this world to see this

The following is the poem according to Daniel Ladinsky found in "Love Poems from God: Twelve Sacred Voices from the East and West" and formatted a little differently.

(I am glad to know of other translations and formats for this poem.)

I have come into this world to see this:
the sword drop from men's hands even at the height of their arc of anger
because we have finally realized there is just one flesh to wound and it is His--the Chrst's, our Beloved's.

I have come into this world to see this: all creatures hold hands as we pass through this miraqculous existence we share on the way to even a greater being of soul, a being of just ecstatic light, forever entwined and at play with Him.

I have come into this world to hear this:
every song the earth has sung since it was conceived in the Divine's womb and began spinning from His wish, every song by wing and fin and hoof, every song by hill and field and tree and woman and child,
every song of stream and rock...

every song of tool and lyre and flute, every song of gold and emerald and fire,
every song the heart should cry with magnificent dignity to know itself as God;
for all other knowledge will leave us again in want and aching--only imbibing the glorious Sun will complete us.

I have come into the world to experience this: men so true to love they would rather die before speaking an unkind word, men so true their lives are His covenant--the promise of hope.

I have come into this world to see this: the sword drop from men's hands even at the height of their arc of rage -
because we have finally realized there is just one flesh
we can wound.