1. I love you, a song in the frontiers,
A dream of bliss and glow of embers,

2. A wish that strips off intention,
It has little ones like a child's dream,

3. And I adore you, a legend that dresses
The rebellion of space and glory of eras,

4. At the crossroads of time, your illumination,
And in the eyelid of meteors, bright light.

5. I am generous on the elapsed time,
So I met you in every perilous matter,

6. And which god extended in the eras,
And was not from you, and which prince?

7. I see through the distant time,
Caravans that extend from the shore of Tyre,

8. And flow on the dunes of the nomads,
And return at dawn to the chirping of birds.

9. So the universe dances confused and blooms,
And flourishes with plenty of purple,

10. And the planets sleep in every distant horizon,
Faraway, whispered by fragrances.

11. And I see sails of ships
On the sea flickering in the ether,

12. Like a flock of nymphs playing
With emeralds, hair flowing.

13. They tilt with what they carried and leave
Lightly on the blessings of the Capable,

14. And their glow extends, and there the shores
Are frames of sanctity and embers.

15. My country, I ransom you, you have scattered in
The deserts your individuals, scent of incense,

16. You have set out generosity and sufficed from
The transgressors with mind and falsehood.

17. There has passed in the long eras from
Your skies a bird that is not like birds,

18. It crossed the clouds and rubbed with suns
Its wings without eagles.

19. And it coiled a lot of affection into space,
And the food of the fiery perished,

20. But it shook off itself
The ashes of misery before the day of resurrection.

21. Rise, my country, on the warbling of mobilization,
Shake off disgrace from you and stand