1. O wakeful-eyed one, dawn has appeared
And our gathering has been adorned with flowers

2. The night's dress is a leaflet that calls
To daybreak, morning, and the moon

3. So what do you see in the pure dawn
Of an early morning adorned at the great gathering

4. It softened, so it became gentle, its touch gone
The breeze did not tempt us, nor the sight

5. So it is for one who smelled its fragrance, a mark
And it is for one who sought its touch, news

6. You see the chandelier and the West pulls it
The moon loves and dawn bursts open

7. Like the palm of a bride, her rings have appeared
Or a pearl necklace in the air scattering

8. In a garden the spring has pleased, and the rain
Did not neglect in adorning it with its coldness

9. Where the flute takes the minds far away, and
Reaches the string and chord in playing