1. I remember the sand dunes and the hill,
The playground of gazelles, so lovely and dear,

2. And days with my beloved, when our love was new,
With joy and innocence, no doubts or fear.

3. The scented breeze carried your affection,
Bringing warmth and spreading your love so near,

4. Nights we treasured, though too brief they seem,
Afterwards yearning ached within the lover drear.

5. Each gazelle with sleepy lids that greet the morn,
Each lovely doe with gaze so bright and clear,

6. When her lips part, pearls gleam in her smile,
Like beads on a chain, white as new snow, appear.

7. Her veil stirs the heart, beating fast, in bliss,
Finding its own beats echoing so near.

8. No barriers can keep true lovers apart,
Their chaste affection has nothing to fear.

9. Imagination paints in fanciful hues,
Of meetings with her, though they were never here.

10. Honor's veil is enough, no need to hide,
Modesty preserves that held most dear.

11. Thoughts of her home bring us close to meet,
Love's joy unites our hearts without fear.

12. Hearts need not dread any watchful spy,
Though many stand guard, no reproach is near.

13. The kinsman gained beauty's joy in her,
Joy in beauty is gained when the kinsman is near.

14. Praise won glory for excelling verse,
With noble ideas from the honored spear.

15. It brings honor to sing praise of my father,
Exalted, benevolent, valued and dear,

16. Sea of generosity, rain for the thirsty,
Bright, bold, intrepid, no fatigue does he fear.

17. For poetry he offers open fields,
That race to extol him, so mighty, sincere.

18. By knowledge and wisdom he leads nobles,
Gifted, achieving, endowed without peer.

19. His home outshone stars, a glorious sight,
A mansion of splendor, lofty and sheer.

20. Both homes rose high, beyond any claim,
All hopes fall short of his merit so clear.

21. His lineage shines like the glowing sun,
His pristine glory flows on without veer.

22. Say to any who envy his status gained,
Close kin may stumble, while distant stay near.

23. Others merit honors, not you alone,
Who grasp at them greedily, with guile and fear.

24. They reached the summit by merit true,
And won the prize by their valor sincere.

25. If you brand deeds as faults, they call them fair,
For ugly labels stick, causing many a tear.

26. He has, in success, a cheerful friend,
Whose dignity awes with might austere.

27. From his bounty, pilgrims gain and depart,
Like clouds raining goodness, fertile and dear.

28. His home welcomes guests with kindness unstinting,
As if greeting loved ones, held so sincere.

29. Indeed, hope's refuge, when despair looms nigh,
Is like the strange hope that perseveres.

30. When called to great deeds, he responds gladly,
Best at answering noble calls full of cheer.

31. The generous when misers all else decline,
And lamps against darkness, dispelling fear,

32. Are brilliant stars, moons with success always,
Their glory eternal, no setting comes near.