1. Arammah, you were the companion of every poem
If only you enjoyed the old intimacy

2. Misery made you beautiful with longing
So you became gardens of bliss to me

3. If you have become a battlefield for distractions
You have indeed become a battlefield of worries

4. And of what saddened absence is that I
Complained but did not complain to a compassionate one

5. I think the tears on my cheek will remain
Traces of my weeping in the traces

6. And nights I spend awake as if I were
Safe and sound or stayed up over Safeem

7. I am wary of its stars, roaring
Arrogantly, not grazing for the herdsman

8. So I swear if the darkness were asked about me
It would inform you of great passion

9. We pitched our tents in the land of the beloved tribe
The daughters of travel under the sons of determination

10. And not ceased in the act of Ibn Amr
A generous one from the clan of the generous

11. His help almost leaves him destitute
When his hands rain down upon the destitute

12. You see him defend the sanctity of glory
So you think he defends a haram

13. A creditor annoyed with him, yet he
Avoided frustrating the creditor

14. The foolish spearman made the heights quake
And none make the heights quake but cowards

15. When the striking of war intensifies, he shows
The most ignorant opinion in dangerous affairs

16. War hides from him when its
Cauldrons boil with an accursed devil

17. So if he attends an assembly one day of separation
You will see the like of Luqman the Wise

18. When exhaustion descends upon them, he distances it
From the countryside gardens with a lofty soul

19. If you were to see them and their visitors
You would not differentiate between the distant and the intimate

20. They are guided in every glory
To the path of the straight path

21. Prosperity made them inhabitants of lofty virtues
When the stingy descends upon the borders

22. Outstanding qualities that will not please you
Unless you testify to their good aroma

23. And in the nobility of speech is evidence of truth
For one testing the ancient nobility

24. They have hidden pearls that when illuminated
Their brilliance rivals that of the stars

25. Brave men for one seeking refuge through them, lions
For lions and for the brave

26. When they descend upon a place, they render it orderly
With traces like the traces of clouds

27. Every child of Eve has an excuse
And no excuse for a miserable delinquent

28. The most deserving of people of generosity is a man
Who still comes to a generous origin