1. I plucked roses from that cheek
And embraced the myrtle branch from that stature

2. And kissed a mole under the hair
That complained of my luck with its tender skin

3. A gazelle like the rising of a crescent moon
And like the full moon, full in years and distance

4. He doubles sometimes so I become content
And becomes aloof so I accept the separation and the rejection

5. The slanderer cried in fear so his tears
Scattered like dew on rose petals

6. And his cooing intoxicated by the morning breeze
As the morning breeze tilted the branch of the willow

7. He came visiting while the night wore its necklace
And left while the night took off its necklace

8. So my mouth spent the night plucking his beauty
And my passionate heart spent longing and preparing

9. He quenched our pact towards loyalty even if
My eye turned away from him and wavered from the pact

10. The nights of separation turned to torment with yearning
So good living passed with the separation

11. An evening of carefree fun not spoiled
While the antelope of love overcomes the lion and the flowers

12. But I wonder, does Rim Ramah keep their word
And do they have what I have of burning passion

13. I yearn for him while estrangement is between us
A yearning of a thirsty camel for water

14. If blamed one day for loving Hind
I do not shy from blame about Hind

15. Nor did my eyes find a way to tears
Nor did I stay prisoner of youth and passion

16. I professed what I suffered and went to meet
Sami's forgiveness with unbelief and rejection

17. A young man who starts with kindness then repeats it
If he comes back, he returns kinder than he began

18. Generous in greeting and abundant in knowledge and reason
Flowing with dew and divided reason

19. Most pleasing, he gives praise more than they hope
For they have found safety in his pleasing response

20. Brother of the overflowing giver and the clouds that
Provide people with generosity and abundant rain

21. He welcomes visitors whenever they come to him
Even if narrow in manners, he rejoices in delegation

22. The rain must be generous, and I do not see
Him tiring of generosity and giving

23. On my cheeks for people is a radiance
Like the radiance of an Indian sword from its sheath

24. My worries disappear through him and my hand is enriched by him
And I have been shown through him the way in every predicament

25. Trusted in the noble religion which he strove for
And gained through his efforts the canes of glory

26. When have I preceded you in obtaining clouds
That refused the plains of the bare desert rain

27. We see in those who oppose you sweetness
And the sweetest companion of a friend over honey

28. One of guidance and conviction like canal water
And more decisive in opinion than Indian reeds

29. My worries disappeared through him and my hand enriched by him
And I was guided through him in every situation

30. I trusted in the noble religion which he strove for
And gained through his efforts the reeds of glory

31. When I preceded you in obtaining the clouds
That refused the barren plains the thirsty rain

32. We see in those who oppose you an unchewable gum
And the sweetest thing for a friend over honey

33. Straightforward and convinced like canal water
And firmer in opinion than Indian reeds

34. Radiant through him my worries disappeared
And my hand enriched, he always showed me my way