1. This carnelian, those are the flags of fever
Why the cheek and dusk has overwhelmed?

2. Rest your feet and tears is outburst
No good the blood shedding for the bloodied

3. Who can I have with moderate stature I imagined
And the branch in the tenderness of robes a twin

4. His eyes his helpers so my illness from them
His lips how lips so I recovered in them

5. Behind the morning after dusk and its stars
A face and a cheek like the darkness and smiling

6. He has told of passion and told his excuse
Hid the love inadvertently and slept murmuring

7. O you who missed my lovers with a wink
Trusted so no vengeance though blood was shed

8. If my request from the day of your union was valid
I wouldn't from my patience for your separation run out

9. Don't make me drink from the wine in you for it
Revives youth or endures affliction in it

10. And so don't smile for your lightning mouth
And tears are rain not enlightened for my anxiety

11. It came loyal and the darkness was defeated with a smile
Blinded the eyes so I did not see it had a mouth

12. So it shone like the world in the palm of the generous
And the moon it shines the foggy its beads

13. And lightning flashes and clouds like assailants
Make a covenant with it the length of eternity lofty

14. Like Saad Al-Din’s traits in his aiming
And the delegation was generous as its habit and smiled

15. They love when the clouds think of its water
And shine if the face of the demanders darkened

16. And they tour wherever the lances intertwined
And if the battalions delayed they progressed

17. How many from the throats of enemies suffering
And rescued the anguished and enriched the destitute

18. He honored in the distress of calamity the gray-haired
And returned him with wounds a young dark-skinned

19. So when he transgressed he meets the darkness and his star
Wounds that rise like the sky and roar

20. And the whites are written and the faces erased
And its ink the entrails a lined incomprehensible script

21. Where he meets in every dune his like
A dune of piled up chrysolite which of them

22. And the brown to the brown the wind-blown a drink
And the white to the white the hail-stricken a meal

23. A hero when the fray rages you’d think him
A lion assaulting the battalions with spear-points

24. And you’d imagine his apparent armor and lance
Collective and his sword the cutting sharpened

25. And from his anger and pleasure he spreads in the furore
My misery even if the envious quenched and bestowed

26. And if the furore feared it is named and waned
And threw ranks upon ranks and signaled

27. And solid in the coats of mail his sword
And honorable in the ruling of battle prudent

28. My intimate made wholesome though it was fever
And made me lawful though it was taboo

29. And made me permitted where the fishes with his spear
Around me for I have become more impregnable than them

30. And informed me the water of life his generosity
Until I felt safe in his shade even if he built

31. And I became from him victorious until my pen bent
The finger of victories and the most erect of pens

32. It became beautiful and the banners green
Each with its companion spending the night enamored

33. So congratulate him on a feast that came to him with its like
Habitually intending the generosity and intending

34. He and his peer his fame and seal
Each tomorrow glorified in both worlds

35. Now the group is united and assembled
And the necklace on the neck of time organized

36. Sun and moon in one place
In a little while the two depart the stars

37. The one of reputation surpassed what the darkness distanced about him
And generosity most assistant in the countries and most zealous

38. And the people are the sons of time and its custom
They are ungrateful to their sons occasionally and permanently

39. And he has done wrong so he was righteous bestowing good
At times he was stingy so he was generous benevolent

40. So if he gave generously or was generous after stinginess
I think from his comfort he learned

41. You founded the pillar of the religion o son of its supporter
If not for your father and you it would have been demolished

42. You beautified it and from enemies fortified it
When you armored and the debauched spent the night forbidden

43. It had before you been owned by the sublime
He laid the foundation and you came completer

44. You two established the best aid until indeed
The cases spoke with the delegation from you two

45. If the sanctuary gave it time and appointment
None would remain in the horizons except a Muslim

46. It meets your day after yesterday congratulating
And tomorrow if it could it would make peace