1. Peace of God be upon you from me, for I
Have lost you like losing water in a barren land

2. By God, I have not forgotten you as long as the dawn gleams
And as long as a tear flows from a beloved's eye

3. My brother blames me about you out of fear
For me, but where is blame in love?

4. I used to fear bereavement until it afflicted me
With what pierces deeper in hearts than bereavement

5. And I envy the poor man who sleeps in bliss
While the sand of wealth denies one united with his family

6. I have, praise God, the honor of contentment
But burning passion makes me writhe

7. I think myself free yet my heart is bent low
By the weight of the love you burdened me with

8. I laugh to cope with sadness while in my innermost
The act of fire on ample timber transpires

9. You were the joy of my soul coupled with joy
Thus in my view, scarcity and abundance equalized

10. In hardships, whom do I seek solace from?
None can replace or console me but you

11. Gloomy I was after my family, but your place
Made bearing my family easy

12. I am overpowered yet stoic
Busy with you, having no business

13. What grieved me is that at the moment of bliss
I sadly stood still, cheering up to no avail

14. I blame myself for lacking patience for you while patience is best
And count forbearance towards you as ignorance