Derviş Edna's nefes stating plainly his belief in changing garments: the soul given in sacrifice, the tablet on the brow, "I have come and gone many times" and the unbroken pledge.
Derviş Edna's nefes on waking from heedlessness at dawn: the true lover known by his love, the cup at the fount of Kevser, and a play on the words "ar" (shame) and "var" (being).
Derviş Edna's poem of counsel beginning "the time is fulfilled": worldly goods that do not fit the collarless shirt, the likeness of customer and profit, and the pir's trace.
Derviş Edna's ten-quatrain nefes of parting: the refrain "separation has burned my breast again", Ferhat and Şirin, mutual forgiveness and a plea to Balım Sultan.
Derviş Edna's nefes with the refrain "heart, why do you lie there, rise and ask your need": the fire of love, waking at midnight, the gate of paradise opening at dawn.
Derviş Edna's seven-syllable quatrain to his mother: a reproach to a mother who, "every day at God's side, still has veiled eyes" and does not recognise the saint beside her.
Derviş Edna's seven-syllable quatrain to his wife: a warning to the beauty who pours wine, "you gave a pledge, you took a pledge, stand by your pledge, my beauty".
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