1. Enough of your blame for generosity, yet neglect
Your hands reward with kindness, yet give abundantly

2. Your heights decide to please the hopeful with contentment
Your gifts suffice the visitors, and take responsibility

3. You are the one whom if a dweller implores urgently
Provides generously for the guest, and makes complete

4. So if a neighbor complains of the wrongs of events
You redress the guest, rising above the times and make equal

5. You were to shooting stars nothing but a downpour
Sent upon them in multitudes, and unleashed

6. My eyes never witnessed before you a ruler
To whom the doing of good is attributed, so he is pardoned

7. My lord, except you, a doubting, thankful poet composes
Who conceals and thus protects reproach from you, and carries

8. And I delay your magnificent glory to ever assist me
An era, so you show the opposite of that and change

9. Except you, who would be content with despicable deeds
A friend complains of unfairness, so he puzzles