1. O wife of the poor Miqran, who is no more
She became too great for visitors, and her virtues passed away

2. The graves have been emptied of a gazelle I knew
Though it is said her privacy was blissful

3. She left behind a number of orphans for the poor man
Like chicks whose mothers died

4. If only he had secured his home or house
His sons and daughters around him would be few

5. When the floods keep coming back to the lands
Their fields are submerged by their plants

6. Drowsy when visited by his brothers
Awake when visited by her sisters

7. Her affairs carried out on him their matters
That we almost thought that he was her subordinate