1. And he sang with the honeyed pillows
Like the polished full moon of tales

2. The weak waist complains
To it from the weight of the saddlebags

3. And I blocked it with my palms and spent
My pillow a cheek and tales

4. So I kissed it sweet softness
And pressed it to the folds of the robes

5. And I was content without a cup of wine
With what he elicited from the pillows

6. And I complained of the loss of my youth
So he denied while knowing

7. And indeed I regretted the boy
If the past life would go back regretting

8. To God nights have passed
From it and days of tales

9. Where the beloved is a helper
To me and time is cooperating with it

10. Rise O boon companion obeying
The caller of dawn and do not oppose

11. Take the initiative for the dawn has chirped
And the leaves sang the carols

12. Or do you not see the nodding of the branches
Mingling in the green of the pillows

13. And the light smiles with its mouth
Elated and the dew of sadness ceases

14. And the ground adorned with dew
And the air musky with the feathers

15. So seek it out like a rolling meadow
The daughter of partridges and bishops

16. Reddish yellow not followed
In her carpet by care wandering

17. Like the tear of a gazelle when it weeps
Its cheek we kissed it quivering

18. And avoid celibacy and spend the night plucking
The cheek’s rose with glances

19. And if you devote do not be
Except to the blond one devoted

20. And praise the imam whose habit
Since the noble virtues were protecting

21. The enlightened one and the one who has
A shadow over Islam extending

22. Lord of crafts and days
Of delights and prolonged tales

23. He gave gifts to every
Suitor and safety to every fearful one

24. A king whom the sovereigns
And tribes and factions obeyed

25. With the well-educated lands
And the cultivated plains

26. Easy on the seeker of dew
Hard on the opposing seeker

27. Staying up while the night is peaceful fasting while the day is hot
Let no pleasure of his appease you

28. For he has emotions
His virtues have ennobled him

29. So the caliphate was adorned with jewels
From a people whose loyalty

30. Whitens in the resurrection the scrolls
Red of tongues and gazelles

31. White pure in knowledge and virtues
O rider whom has carried

32. His fortune and lofty destination
He reached his purpose freely without

33. Experiencing anxiety and exhaustion
My God, My God if

34. The veil is lifted and you are standing
And you saw the brilliance of prophecy

35. Dazzling the sights
Then kiss its dust-covered cheek

36. In those situations
And say peace be upon you

37. O best of imams and caliphs
O son of fierce tribes

38. And the loud rumbling torrents
When hopes come burdened

39. They leave lightly from his harbors
Shall I fear the shaking of steps

40. When you reveal to the glooms?
The caliph cannot blame

41. Those who blame him out of fear
For there is the age of caliphate

42. With long lasting survival aligning
And you remained as long as the breeze flowed

43. And the passions blew tempestuous
Calling out rise at dawn

44. Summoning the dawn insistently
Proclaiming the farmer with good tidings

45. At dawn calling