1. The sun of the noble has set for the sunset
Fading like a wilting flower

2. And the garden of the sky landed with little
After its age and a little after that

3. The night whispered and silence prevailed
The tent of darkness was set up and appeared

4. The third planet shows praise
And the stars cover the vastness

5. With gems little by little the vastness
Nothing else can hardly be seen

6. So the pearls for their brilliance are like fireflies
Or bubbles floating and settling in the viscous

7. Or necklaces scattered in the hair
Or the eyes of the slanderers watching

8. Everything belongs to God, those eyes
The houses rise in them, sometimes crooked

9. And sometimes circular
Sometimes extinguished and sometimes shining

10. That deficiency and perfection is a sign
The fate has two states to be

11. The darkness is nothing but a piece of feeling
Sent by the sun of the morning like curtains

12. So some light appeared through it
They attributed it to a star or planet

13. And all observations are speculation
Nothing but the bat in the animal

14. After the night captured from touring
Or an insect's chirping in seconds

15. From a place oozed to a place
Its legs and eyelids helped it

16. Everything on the simple is gone
In sleep until the plants of the deserts

17. There is no smell or absent in it
Mostly dreaming there is habitual

18. But there is no time for incidents
The night covered and darkness fell

19. And they took shelter, so there is no congestion
Some people are awake and some are sleeping

20. And comfort if so, or sorrows
So wishes differed and affairs

21. So supplication, outcry, call
Then suspicion, commotion, prayer

22. Then comfort, laughter, crying
Then wailing, screaming, singing

23. Then clamor, sigh, moan
One cries and one complains and one

24. Remembers God gratefully devout
And others have watched the planets

25. And miserable extending nets in it
He brags about it to his wicked brother

26. And a lover met the beloved and poured
In waiting, tears pouring from him

27. And a sick person complaining without cure
And a wounded person brought to him by war

28. And a thirsty person, iron softens for her
And orphans, inability, widows

29. And the hungry, the weak, the pregnant
And a writer whose fingers write

30. Every line inclusive of subtleties inclusive
Every saying of what he says is precious

31. And a rich man in the council of company resting
With a burst of two jugs wide

32. And a prisoner among people hoping for release
And a poor man who did not find a sip

33. And a debtor weighed down by debts
If you had heard then a voice calling

34. O moon, I wish your light would disappear
You would be sure that the happy one

35. A lover complaining painfully of estrangement
His habit in love is crying and yearning

36. Listen after the melody of that whisperer
In the atmosphere of happiness and the intimate night

37. The chandeliers appear to him like a crown
And the pearls for the like of him are like lamps

38. Everything he sees adorns him
So the blackness of the darkness is the feeling

39. And the beloved's cheek those planets
And the stars in his view are breaches

40. Or bubbles swirling around the cups
And the crescent decorating coyness in flowing

41. Whispering from under that veil
And buildings with open doors

42. For gambling warning them of destruction
The source of madness and arts

43. And lined up cups and songs
And melodies scattered and beautiful

44. And trails dragged from marsh
And composed necklaces from earrings

45. The vigils possessed those passions
And souls fulfill and caravan walks

46. And things appear and world spins
And occurrence and shock and bewilderment

47. And disappearance in a glimpse and appearance
In it, assumptions were in vain

48. O night, I asked if you last or not
There is no futility in what I convey about you

49. It’s the same for me in you the seasons
As for poetry you are a great way

50. My Lord said "Be" and it becomes