The Div in Disguise Offers Flowers

From B6.9, Iblis Beguiles Kavus. It illustrates B6.9.8–16:

B6.9.8
He took the form of a young gholam, fair,With eloquence to seek the Shah’s own chair.
B6.9.9
He waited till the Shah rode forth to hunt,Then stepped ahead and met him at the front.
B6.9.10
He bowed full low, with flowers in his hand,And praised the king in words both smooth and grand:
B6.9.11
“Your beauty and your farr have reached the sky;The turning sphere should be your seat on high.
B6.9.12
The earth is yours, all creatures heed your call;You are the shepherd, and the great your thrall.
B6.9.13
One deed remains to leave a lasting sign,A mark no age can darken or decline.
B6.9.14
Why should the sun conceal its hidden course,Its rise, its fall, its never-failing force?
B6.9.15
What are the moon, the night, the passing day?Who turns the wheeling heavens on their way?
B6.9.16
You hold the earth and all beneath your will;Trap heaven too; let none escape you still.”