1. I looked as an eagle soared over Irma,
And I am alone like the separated colt.

2. With a gaze like teeth proceeding,
Its nostrils and the worker followed deaf.

3. So I have no little gray but I have guided it,
Nor a flag but I have combed the flag's motes.

4. So I said I would turn Al-Malikiyah as I see,
At the bottom of this valley or the acacia and peace.

5. And my eyes belied me so I bent my anklet,
And I bowed the bowing of the brave and did not throw.

6. So when the sun inclined with doubt from dusk,
And the stallions of life were wrapped in a flood of darkness.

7. I knew the homes of life by the fire for homes
Kindling, and by the lamps, igniting and blazing.

8. And I pastured them my hearing, and the neighing of the camels pastured me before the bleating of the sheep.
So when I saw the horizon walking

9. A Magian course, and the tablet stumbled and was erased.
And there remained only the nightly entertainer

10. Of the tents, or the chirping of a flock of ringdoves.
I knocked on the girl of life when her family slept,

11. And the night of lovers arose steady.
She said, "Each time you came knocking,

12. You stripped the veil of glory from the gazelle of the harem."
So I calmed down from her threat - she is an easy,

13. Weak girl with a slender waist and sickly in her glance.
I hug my ribs to her as if from fear,

14. She shuddered or a disaster struck her.
I incline her the incline of the swaying branch, leaning

15. Against her soft chest, blossomed.
And I did not forget her folding my hands with a

16. Delicate perfumed miswak stained with blood.
So I spent the night diverting myself from what disturbs me,

17. And the cat slept from the length of my night and I did not sleep.
And I did not forget a glance from her when she bid farewell,

18. And the bucket of dawn had been filled to the brim.
I compete with her secretly with glances as if

19. The glance learned what the pen forgot.
And jealousy assured in its ill thinking,

20. So it did not doubt killing me even if it was forbearing.
So it spent the night with a heart, its deceit kindled against me,

21. And its fire blazed for me and raged.
And it came stripping the ground from my steps

22. And trails of my robes on the path and settlement.
So nothing alerted it but my leaning place

23. On the spine of the bow covered in red leather.
And a mark of my drinking cup on the ground

24. And the trailing of a tail of my robes on the thicket.
And it verified what the whiff of a lonely one suggested,

25. Roaming about the fringes of domes, sniffing,
Then the scent of the lion splits, and the lion in the thickets.

26. At the daughter of Qayl who gave sanctuary to her protector,
So she spared the protector of life from it even if it was enraged.

27. And she is shy that it barges into her room,
So the awe of glory and generosity banishes it from us.

28. So we spent the night confiding in the mothers of its conscience,
And it was tired of the stoning of suspicions and had enough.

29. I unveiled the inside of the room and it was on guard,
So when we got acquainted I decided to confront it and it decided.

30. So I drew my sword when it drew its sword,
And it surged to the past and I surged to the foe.

31. And it alerted the end of life that I and their group
And the breast of the sword rose from the glorious pillar.

32. So they did not saddle until I stumbled over the spear
And they did not bridle until I slipped from the tents.

33. And from between the two mantles you see them,
The soul's fringes and nature and propriety are delicate.

34. It walks the course of Ibn 'Amr so it takes
The most splendid collection in its virtue as an example.