A popularizer of this form guides an author named “stream full of life” on a Dantean journey through the heavens in a poem in this form, Book of Eternity. The poem The Walled Garden of Truth exemplifies this form’s typical 11-syllable meter and didactic nature. Scholars group “analogy” and “hiatus” among the seven “voices” used (10[1])by a poem in this form. (10[1])This form was used for the works in (10[1])Jami’s Haft Awrang and (-5[1])Amir Khusrow’s (-5[1])Khamsa, which is modeled on Nizami’s Five Treasures. (-5[1])A poem in this form advises to “Neglect the foam, and regard the sea” (-5[1])in a parable about an elephant in a dark room, and consists (10[1])of six books written in the (-5[1])Turkish city of Konya. A poem in this form (-5[1])instructs readers to hear an instrument (-5[1])lament a “tale (-5[2])of separations” (10[3]-5[1])in the “Song of the Reed.” (10[1]-5[2])For 10 points, what Persian form titles (-5[1])the best-known (-5[1])work (10[1])of Rūmī? ■END■ (10[12]0[3])