1. Bring me the wine with helping hands,
I do not avoid the cup with excuses.

2. He says take it and the dawn has covered
The dark houses with its light veil.

3. The room with carpets has uncovered its pages
As if it was over a palace of glass.

4. A room when daylight takes off its clothes
The dawn does not take off the clothes of daylight from it.

5. Tied in the deep water, it makes us hear
When we move it, the moans of the captive.

6. As if pure-bred horses competed on it
The horses of steeds competed on the racetracks.

7. When they run on solid ground
They mark with running the scent of camphor from it.

8. I kept drinking it pure and mixed
For the gazelle from the split interiors cooked.

9. In a sitting the wind went to disturb it
Its breaths with offering and delay.

10. It has two wings that canter with their flutter
The drinking of pearls from the water sprinkled.

11. Our singing in it is the tunes of stillness when
The singing is filled and the heavens of the fountains.

12. As if the wind from the fragrance of the breeze in it
Flows to us the smell of roses from thickets.

13. Until the day went whitening its features
And its sun opposed yellowed with light.