1. We have heard his words and his apology,
And we told him of his fault and disgrace,

2. Though the meanings were for she whom I meant,
Through you I have presented, so listen, O neighbor:

3. That he always unveils his secrets,
You will find him loosening his buttons,

4. Knowing that it is a punishment from God,
Permissible for peering eyes to see,

5. God exposed his cover, so for you was exposed,
One who covers his curtains,

6. His glances enchanted me, as well as
Every handsome glance is enchanting,

7. And it is not upon the one who prefers distance and aversion,
If he had chosen consent and visitation,

8. And that even though he has been hurt,
By separation, preferring his avoidance,

9. I have not ceased, missing him,
To yearn for his nearness, though he refuses intimacy

10. He has left no enemy in all the land,
Without extinguishing their fire,

11. For this he was chosen above all others,
And selected for Himself and preferred,

12. No ministry was established with glory for him,
Without it being said he raised its prestige,

13. Rather he clothed it, though corroded by time,
With majesty, radiance and youth,

14. Every day he has raids upon the enemies,
And cave dwellings with open-handed giving,

15. With a hand whose nature is to flee stinginess,
And in the heat of battle, its caverns,

16. It slipped away from the dear one's enemies,
With gifts, and his supporters multiplied,

17. Thus every noble person’s hand
Strikes and sacrifices the harm of his troubles,

18. So employ him, for none feels safe,
Except those who take refuge in his shade and protection,

19. And when you see him pensive, working
On what his thoughts desire,

20. He leaves nothing in the unseen's conscience,
That he does not illuminate with his intellect,

21. Nor any place on earth,
That he does not comprehend its reaches through reason,

22. May God increase his breadth and suffice him,
Fear for his time and caution,