Serhoş Bâlî Efendi Cevherî, Halveti sheikh and poet: born in Amasya per Hüsameddin, years in Tire and Istanbul, the tale of Pîrûze, his couplets.
Serhoş Bâlî Efendi Cevherî: the question of Amasya or Tire, his passage from professor to Halveti sheikh, the tale of Pîrûze, a famed miracle and his couplets.
Two couplets from the ghazal Cevherî wrote for Pîrûze, the youth he loved: a turquoise gravestone, a lover who denies the down on the face, and the story behind them.
Cevherî's matla found in three sources: the tiny mouth that teaches lovers the science of concealment, and how the readings ihfâ and ahfâ turn wit into Sufi verse.
A lover who burns a thousand and one black brands on his body for the beloved's black beauty spot: black brand and white face in Cevherî's matla.
A heart that reads the beloved's face like a copy of the Qur'an: locks and cheek, west and east in Cevherî's couplet, and the allusion to a verse of sura Rahmân.
Cevherî's couplet that addresses a beloved in images of light and ends in advice: the terms mantık and hikmet and two readings of the warning against the commons.
A letter puzzle that splits âftâb, the sun, into âfet and âb: cheek, down and water beneath a cloud in two couplets by Cevherî, read with the old script in mind.
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