1. O Lord of abundant rain after drought
Of a migrant who suffered heat in barren Jumada,

2. It led a lean hyena, untiring,
To a camel, lamed, unable to take hurried steps.

3. It clothed the beast with its own garments
And gathered eggs by the brushwood.

4. That one hastens on maimed feet
Like the dying, bodies shriveled as matting.

5. The people seek vengeance on it when orphaned,
And the suspicion of the radiant one was aroused.

6. It mourned its companions, after gaining them as spoil,
Mourning its companions with good tidings.