1. Do you blame me, my pillar, for deliberately avoiding
The eye of excuse knows it like my eye

2. And my covenant is a covenant of a knowledgeable, steadfast believer
With pride in your dignity in meadows

3. And my incapacity is evident in apologizing for me
So leave off blaming me, O my hearing and my eye

4. And habituate me to care through your deliberation
And protect our covenant from the brand of an eye

5. Set for justice a measure of moderation
Great leaning away from the flaw of an eye

6. Shall I compose for the eloquent the eloquence of my time
With a critical eye, you were harsh with the helper

7. And I have a necklace of bones and a banner
With its higher values, by my life, hindering

8. And my weakness prevented an eye from resurrecting
I compensate it with deep sleep and an eye

9. So you turned against me, my pillar, with skill
To make me skilled in pasturing and an eye

10. And you nurture my meadow after a long covenant
With a covenant that turns away from the eye of an eye

11. And you create miracles for the heights
So eyes rise with the ray of an eye

12. So O science of great pillars
He rose in knowledge above the risings

13. And O eye who knows us, our pasture
With the honor of resolve amongst the assembled

14. And O protector whom you made an amazing invention
Wondrous in type, a protector for an eye

15. I will follow your highest law faithfully
And legislate amongst the sweetest legislators

16. And make eyes rise over cliffs
Sending an avant-garde and resurrecting an eye

17. And I call its Arabs, people after people
No gathering of an eye for the grazers

18. And I return a sect for the heights of Ali
And pull out my pulling in two pulls

19. And after my return, I have a confession
And an excuse that is repeated for the beholder

20. And some poetry is defective about an eye
So count the two places in two places