1. God watered the peninsula from the lands,
And the valley of Rimth from passion and valleys,

2. And days that settled gently with me,
The tranquility of the two eyelids to sleep,

3. Its drunkenness stirred in the mother of my head,
So I did not know my righteousness from my corruption,

4. I see giving youth to it is little,
And I do not count my lifetime from my birth,

5. It's as if I don't think life will vanish,
And that life is bound to run out,

6. And may God liven the Zoraa, lively,
I took from them the joy of the steeds,

7. And the vigor of the five visitors foolishly,
Prolonging the tongues in the valleys,

8. Like the boats of the people of Hamd,
Who inherited glory before the inheritance of Aad,

9. They are before the examples of my evils,
And before the plateau, the pegs of the countries,

10. And when the nights changed them,
I missed them and did not miss my affection,

11. I deserted people other than them so they broke off,
Differing, and my persistence broke me,

12. May God sustain what you have authorized,
And weaken the deceit of your enemies like enemies,

13. For I still blame myself,
For long avoidance and distance,

14. And I know your opinion is sound,
To those loyal to you and the carrier of supplies,

15. And I'm not bothered by the people from you,
Does my heart get bothered by my love?

16. To Al-Arihi, my father Ali refused,
And said to him that he would ransom him,

17. A comrade of Al-Hawina did not spend the night,
His hopes on the thorns of the cushion,

18. So I did not see the likes of him to defend a matter,
And the charm of a serpent that descended into a valley,

19. More bitter in taste and more violent in might,
And revealing the atrocities of tyrants,

20. Rich when matters worry him,
From alluding to them with intent,

21. So the steps of experiences did not put him forward,
But supremacy among the commoners,

22. The steeds flowed to their extent,
So the valleys did not cling to the steeds,

23. Nor did the adorned gray horses avail,
Nor the lame ones stained with corpses,

24. You like the shape of the eyelid when it is adorned,
And the sword blade is more worthy of skins,

25. And he prepared for generosity, a preparer,
Whose virtue was evident among children,

26. He grew in the state of the desired king,
As plants grow on poles,

27. Generous in deed, innate in nature,
To succeed in it and to guide,

28. He gives me his cheerfulness and I quench,
As the thirsty are quenched with cool water,

29. I say to a fearful one who hoped for other than Him,
But did not win honorable gains:

30. If you befriend, then look at who you befriend,
And if you oppose, then look at who you oppose,

31. For the slave comes harm willingly,
While the freeman disdains shackles,

32. Your father bent the unruly from their passion,
And taught them to obey the lead,

33. And the king had to resort to him,
As the eyelids are compelled to the pillar,

34. It is as if those who looked at him were cattle,
Of giants from Aad,

35. Caution flows in the eye until,
It deters it from the repeated gaze,

36. He saw trickery in gentleness that they did not see,
And gentleness was closest to propriety,

37. He did not arbitrarily manage affairs confusedly,
Like one who rode into the wilderness without a guide,

38. He turns his opinion again and again,
As you turned your spear in the chase,

39. So convey to the master of ministers from me,
The speech of an advisor purely affectionate:

40. Set straight the flock without deviation,
And all of them if you do not find a volunteer,

41. And if their smallest is not deterred by suppression,
Their greatest is most prone to corruption,

42. I love the continuance of your state and I hope,
For you and it, immortality to eternity,

43. And I strive in loyalty, if only I,
When exerting, am content with my endeavor,

44. And how can a cheat be distinguished in prosperity?
In adversity, my belief is known,

45. I responded though not called, and I used to be called,
So I do not listen to the words of the caller,

46. Do you have a hand that caresses the free,
Light of burden from the loads of hands?

47. When the opportunities of greed enabled him,
He avoided the ear of the generous steed,

48. He saw you more deserving of favor than them,
And more qualified for caution and armament,

49. A share of the essence of glory you have attained,
Through it, beyond cities and deserts,

50. And an honor is reserved for you and protected,
The Lord of servants has undertaken its preservation,