1. Is there a way to the saliva of the kisser, my blood?
Nothing eliminates that pain except her lips.

2. It heals those who degrade the pearls with their speech,
In prose and poetry, with the full moons of lips and words.

3. A gazelle that grazes the fever of my heart and drinks
My tears to settle down, from my chest to the sanctuary.

4. Her beauties called the lovers announcing
That wishes and desires are in my eyelids and mouth.

5. I did not arbitrate between her eyes and mouth
Except I was distracted from the two opponents by the judge.

6. A fawn, like a white pearl covered by
Curtains of a sea with accumulated deadly waters.

7. She is loved so wishes plummet without catching up with her.
I ransom you from nations that grew weary of nations.

8. She visited, so I awakened my chastity with her visit.
For my wakefulness, she blamed dreams for dreaming.

9. I asked the imam of imagination, and I have
An eye that stayed up while loved ones fell asleep.

10. It is as if I swore to them, I did not wish for
The good of times, so my eyelids absolved my oath.

11. How could I, the day they left, accompany them
Riding and my head in the place of feet?

12. They left, so my endurance since they left
Is afflicted like their afflicted with peace.

13. And my loneliness when I call in their dwellings
Deaf, answering with what relieves deafness.

14. Its echo complains to my eyes, so they give it
Tears that overflow and suffice it from continuing.

15. Whenever my companions said: prolonged is our standing,
Depart with us; the ruins said: No, stay.

16. Dwellings - the further the distance grew, they yearned
As if drawing illness from my own illness.

17. Stop, so my passion strengthens what renews it
Of remnants - stronger with vestige than new.

18. Say to those whose patience my calm shortened
Beware the path of tender meat.

19. For calm is an eyelid, and if its guardian sleeps
Perhaps a sharp ruthless sword is revealed.