1. Blessed is the flourishing spring,
You are nothing but joy to the beholder.

2. I have not visited a charming place,
Without the visitor adorning his cheeks.

3. You have come, O king of the meadow,
With the radiant, brilliant beauty.

4. Under a green banner, you have lined up,
Regiments of every blossoming flower.

5. And you gave life back to the barren land,
Dressing it in the freshness of youth.

6. The flowers of every orchard have bloomed,
Thanking you gratefully for your blessings.

7. The doves praised you for the gardens,
So listen to your glory in the birds' singing.

8. Leaves fluttered amorously on the branches,
As if they were orators upon pulpits.

9. The sky endowed them with twinkling stars,
Like shining gems studding the horizon.

10. The earth's lips smiled, though the eyes of clouds wept rain,
Scattering its pearly drops, so necklaces of jewels

11. Formed upon the flowers - recite your generosity!
O dewdrop, your white hand has been so generous

12. In scattering scattered pearls.
The tender breeze carries a musky breath,

13. Comforting and gladdening the heart.
The sun has molded rays like ingots,

14. Making the scene beautiful and vivid.
Brooks murmur, adorning their banks

15. With bracelets and armlets.
Spring is passionate, for in it are the traits

16. Of one I love - so excuse my passion!
Grant it joy and bloom,

17. To captivate and charm with its blossoming.
The scent of the breeze spoke

18. Of the fragrance of the beloved's breeze.
The narcissus tilts its blade

19. As if tilting a languid eyelid.
Hyacinths blush in their cheeks,

20. Rivaling his rosy cheek.
When the lotus bares its swords,

21. The pond protects itself with shields and armor.
What sorcery and allure of Babylon -

22. That spring is so magical and wondrous!
They spoke of Nature, but I said:

23. Nature bows to the Almighty Creator.
He who raised the heavens

24. Also created the wilderness - believe it or deny it!