1. We start in the name of the Ever Living
Who raised the world upon seven heavens

2. If worries remove my heart from my chest
Until the eye falls asleep at night

3. O my friend, my thoughts are confused, the proof is
My sand has been disturbed, when time raged

4. No guide or proof remained for me in power
See how my heart is disturbed by worries

5. I said: With the heart is the cure for anguish
For he who understands its meanings, difficult

6. Woe to one like me, shackled in anguish
The Turks have brought him to the slave-market

7. I said: O fate, do not weaken from hardship
Do not say it will kill me suddenly

8. It said: Let patience be away from you not weaken
If your head is drunk from love-sickness, sober up

9. I said: My patience for afflictions is impossible
And my thoughts are confused, with the universe clamoring

10. I said: O my fate, when will the sick recover
And my unlucky days change to relief

11. It said: Come, write and sing to me at night
After we've learned to distinguish dawn from relief

12. I said: O fate, I think relief is far
What do you think of our council and treatment?

13. It said: Leave short and long from you
And small talk and imitation and treatment

14. This world's evil is always connected
And rulers are brothers, they don't want treatment

15. Whoever trusted the snake and viper and connected
Didn't find an antidote, they said and treatment

16. I said: O fate, when do we become thin
And the Creator Lord rewards you with relief?

17. It said: Your matter is not up to anyone but the Lord of the Throne
And fate is like the new moon with relief

18. How many like you have crossed the path
And the sea rages, hitting with waves

19. See, if the smoke of travel angers you
And clouds your eyes and the waves

20. Your patience was empty, O fool
And the fires of your heart sparked with treatment

21. I said to it: The smoke of my heart and ember
Has risen above hills and treatment

22. You, my fate, son of many generations
What is your view, speak plainly with relief

23. It said: My thoughts are always wandering amongst you
Who says the dead speak after burial? Relief!

24. Look at your wound, boy, it is slight
Come taste it, it's bitter medicine

25. And relief is in a pouch under the slight wound
If you want to stay with the bitter medicine

26. Or you, conflicted at night in the village
To the stars, set your course and sails

27. Eat stale bread and beans
Until you see the palaces of Salaheddine and sails

28. If you're patient without those, don't imagine
Then God's door you will see is wide open

29. I said: If it were up to me, I would prepare horses
The day they accept like gazelles to the wide open

30. Let your thoughts away from the conflict not incline
It does not want waving of torches for light

31. It wants walking every day a mile
In darkness without lighting a lamp

32. Is it spilling its tears on the water flowing
As smoke billows when it rages?

33. Do not let tears from your eyes flow
And promise yourself like someone who left raging

34. I said: O fate, I have a friend
Not the great Turks who reject medicine

35. It said: By the life of the speaker and friend
The Turks always betray medicine

36. Those whose mercy is hoped for are lost
Even if snakes walked they would walk bent

37. Except the Lord of the Throne, shade in shade
He will save us from these states without being bent

38. Taste the bitterness of salt, do not prefer kindling
Do not think the companionship of power is singing

39. After your struggle with their fatigue and kindling
They draw your eyeliner and singing

40. After the fires of my heart and flames
The pen is slaughtered on the paper cutting

41. I have tested fate and flames
How many tough molars it broke without cutting

42. Do not say the path is not heavy for me
Your Lord wants to call the world temporary

43. From your worries, my clan, the concern is little
This world is like a spinning temporary

44. It does not last except the Generous Face of the Living Lord
How many powerful sultans have left

45. After power, those with him are the shallow graves
This world's evil is always connected

46. Tomorrow we'll say, it was long-winded speech
I did not think these people were loyal

47. To save the drowning before drowning
After that I tightened the long rope

48. It would not be straight walking among thorns
It does not fear the road even if long

49. Take from me, we'll go to Father of Thorns
What is your view and proof, you old wise man?

50. These matters have become disordered over the fence
It is clear to me in battles and proof

51. No one remains in our country with a fence
The stranger lives in the world humiliated

52. And humiliation, death is better than being fenced in
If the crops became humiliated in their land

53. The sheepherders would eat them at the fence
Tears flowed from the eye on the eyelid pounding

54. From the affairs of fate above the cheek raging
You always hear the pounding of my heart

55. Like a fountain roaring and the sea raging
I ask You, my Creator, to carry my concerns

56. For the sake of the best of creation, O Great Need
Or to carry my soul from my body

57. For the sake of all who've visited God's House in pilgrimage
Then pray on the noble guiding Prophet

58. Whose banners are raised for the righteous refuge
Make the days of my exile noble

59. Where we have found no refuge but God's door