1. Your conduct has a praiseworthy effect,
And over its ashes the pottery is plentiful.

2. And virtues that purify its generosity
For the delegation, from benevolence and from adversity.

3. You are the one whose deeds are always
In the darkness of days like sparks.

4. By my father your traits that you were created with
Are like flowers, nay like bright stars.

5. And your resolves, wherever mentioned
Suffice over mentioning them repeatedly.

6. O leader of the noble horses to
A night of raging darkness.

7. And opener of a mouth that was forbidden
And judge of spears in the openings.

8. For the story of your glory, both new and old
In us, for it is not summarized.

9. O seeker of benevolence from a group
Who shun those seeking their benevolence.

10. Visit one who praises the forearm of guidance, for through it
You suffice over a forearm and over a burden.

11. Lord of the tumult, it does not cease to have
In it arrows with blades that shred.

12. And the early arrivals travel heavily laden
And the late arrivals appear like betrayal.

13. And he descended in his field and called out a call
The full moon of calls and granter of the full moon.

14. The clouds of his comfort have not rained down
So the world was in need of rain.

15. O son of the victorious, may you remain
With my fullness of your favors and victory.

16. And remain envied and never looked
One day to you, the gazes of others.

17. You are a man whose branch has fruit
Hoped for, and how many a branch without fruit.

18. We have not seen before your generosity one
With generosity, nor one of good tidings from a harbinger.

19. For there he sold benevolence and sold enmity
Two opposites in length and in shortness.

20. O you who has sweetened with your favours for me
In roses and in perfumed wine.

21. Be felicitous with your fasting, and remain what the doves'
Foliage has adorned on the trees' branches.