1. My sleep has become averse like your side,
And I left my determination like your eyelid languid.

2. And I settled a heart that flew in you happily,
Have you ever seen a wolf's den become a bird?

3. O you who destroy the dwellings of encampment, you made me
Claim to be from the tribes of Al-Sababah populated.

4. And my heart obeys the rule of your glance in love,
O how the bewitched became obedient to the sorcerer.

5. Be gentle with a heart among youth and sorrow
You made it an example so it kept going.

6. And a pillow complaining the shedding of its tears
From what paths it took for your love uneven.

7. Why have your weak eyelids not stopped
While my tooth and eyelids do not cease being awake.

8. You were created without doubt for the ethics of sorrow
And the aid of the gift-giver without stop.

9. From the envoy of the King al-Mu'ayyad I am
If it were not for him I wouldn't call myself a poet.

10. And I swore I wouldn't praise anyone else out of desire
But I tried in him the idea.

11. The praise of the son of Ayyub with floods
That carried the burdens of passions patiently.

12. And he was possessed by generosity and zeal
That made him in every club remembered.

13. And if he was generous he filled the lands with favors
And if he fought he filled the deserts with soldiers.

14. And if he was just he made iron necklaces
And if he pardoned he made iron gems.

15. While the captive with him rides the reddish dark horse
Until with pardon the reddish dark faded.

16. It wipes out the darkness of night with the whiteness of his swords
Since it was said that the night is called an infidel.

17. And the succession of favors whose fault is
Only the description's inability to match it.

18. O son of kings filling it, his raids
Praise composed jewelry and great deeds.

19. From everything with honor he extracts a gem
So wonder at signs that become gems.

20. Thanks to you what captive have I praised
And what victor have I made mighty and what ruler forgiving.

21. Goodness carried me until I did not know
Whether those who conquered me were complaining or thankful.

22. And yes I thanked the sweet gifts to you
Until I tore the mouths of enemies apart.

23. No wonder if it inhabited homes with meanings
A life that inhabited homes with treasures.

24. For you dawned an eternal happiness
And you remained victorious in your resolves.