1. To spring I see the winds adorning me
When its flowers appeared beautifully adorned

2. And jewels in its golden flowers insolently
Between gardens, two garment-clad branches

3. As if it, mingled with linen,
Is a Jew among Christians at Epiphany

4. And the earth perfumed, beans had bloomed
Its morning breeze to revive me

5. Its flowers like chaste girls unveiled
Above mint in a dish

6. The wheat crown almost resembles a turban
If not for hair like alfalfa leaves

7. And the nasturtium flower resembles a narcissus
Or any small flowers of myrtle

8. Look at the clover flower how it told
Of white mulberry on edges of fences

9. As if it necklaces of pearls arranged
On emeralds of bending sprigs

10. And the sugar cane bearing wondrous flowers
Appearing in colors

11. Describing glass bubbles frothing on it
Dyes of crushed berries or jugs

12. And when the adorned, bejeweled earth began
To lure me with every delightful couple

13. And look at the sea water amid the sea how it became
Flowing without feet swimming on the mud

14. Consecutive, flowing freely, oh friend!
Marvel at the one who united opposites in an instant

15. You see the branches above it bending
And that calling it from the gardens of bliss

16. People wade into its cheeks when there appeared
Vegetation adorning its banks captivating me

17. And it wept pouring from its eyes like a torrent
When the banks grew vegetation of basil

18. Because it becomes thorns, saying to one
Who plucks its flowers between interruptions

19. Oh flower picker, if you see them bloom
Do not leave me to thorns in me, pick me

20. Iraqi wild geese flew over it
Lining up like baby goats

21. This one’s for this one, and it flies
Quack we reached this sea, quack quack

22. And how many channels the earth demarcated, if they spoke
They would say: oh channel, contain me

23. When one who roofs its aqueducts is lazy
It calls him: hey boy, wake and rope me

24. I will slaughter you, baa! I said:
The water has nothing, go and move me!