1. And I'm impressed by how excellent Aziz al-Din's view is,
Seeking it after his kindness has taught me,

2. His blame added worries that made me suffer,
Revealing my observer's amicable sight and denied,

3. Stories embellished came to him about me,
Nothing of which against him, for he is most brilliant, was hidden,

4. But they coincided with boredom in his heart,
He didn't verify the validity of the claim nor uncover,

5. And satisfaction with one far from his traits isn't
When affability appealed to him and joined,

6. O you who contained all the glories of precedence,
So none are seen differing in preferring him over another,

7. I spent my life's doctrine pleased with you and haven't
Seen anyone spend a lifetime and find a replacement,

8. But I'm prevented by the goodness of your view for me
So I attained through it height, honor, and nobility,

9. Until when I equaled stars in height
And said that I got intimacy from my days,

10. You showed me after good tidings estrangement and agony,
And after righteousness and kindness harshness and aloofness,

11. So I returned empty-handed from what I had attained,
As if what I got was snatched right out of my palms,

12. Drive me, I came in ignorance of what was cast upon me,
So where is your forbearance and excellence that was known?

13. And who knows the covenants of the inner self of one
Who shows integrity whether he said or swore?

14. My soul didn't tell me in its solitude
What it reproaches me for when uncovered,

15. But it's wretchedness that transpired and a decree
That loved me worries for two years and sorrow,

16. Various matters have switched me,
If the slightest weight of them was carried, it would be shredded,

17. And the arrows of enviers struck me
For my access to you until they pierced the target,

18. And after what befell me, if you're kind to me again,
Then I've forgiven my fate all that's passed,

19. And that's my assumption, so if it's true you're worthy of what
I hoped, and if it fails, oh what regrets!

20. Far from you, my assumptions of you fail
Or my hopes fold in despair and turn away,

21. And my paradise in my time is your good view of me
Honor it with a paradise, not with white or green,

22. I'm accustomed to your affection since I was, and have
Lost it, and the loss of what is accustomed is severe,

23. And unsurprising from you is affection for
The likes of me, even if he once strayed and slipped,

24. So return to the best of goodness you've accustomed,
O you who when you give, fulfills, or if he wrongs, makes amends

25. And submit to us a third time in height for the two brilliants,
And add if they're lacking and exceed if they're disappointed,

26. Our days with you are celebrations altogether,
So let remain what night has brought and dusk has wrapped.