1. No trace of your beauty remains for me
To whom shall I go, while seeking you in the sky?

2. Does every longing one greeted by a gazelle
Get killed by its tears, oh hunter's gazelle?

3. Give me back your reflection fragmented
So we can return to the shrine of affection as we were

4. And remove the veil from the veiled with splendor
To see the dawn in its light veiled

5. And taste the passion in you, a drink
Whose sweetness brings joy to the ardent

6. Have you forgotten your feverish promise
Of loyalty's fulfillment and kindness with sorrow?

7. Where is the loyalty, was its meaning disloyalty?
And irrigation, what was its purpose, thirst?

8. No doubt, singers are like granite rock
With their chests and figures like rain from the sky

9. Except for the heart of the just king may he
Be glorified, virtuous and protected from evil

10. A hero you crown with perfection, excelling
Men’s minds with sophistication and progress

11. So honor with him a hero, when he spills blood
He forgives and pardons the wicked and victims

12. The tyrants of time submitted to his might
And who dares disobey the unavoidable decree?

13. He grabbed the two kings with his hand when he saw
Sorcery move from him, defeating sorcery

14. O you who makes time fear him, trust that he is
A sanctuary and take refuge in him

15. And know that safety is in his domains
So rest and turn away worry and distress

16. And the injustice of people, say farewell
No harm remains that resists elimination

17. Be wise and prepare for solving every dilemma
A plan through which you raise the solid banner

18. If Napoleon wished he could abolish a covenant
And invited him to abolish and build a better one

19. Have you forgotten the day of Sham when he banished
Injustice and the wickeder darkness was swept?

20. That awe above the roar of a brigade
That overwhelms glittering lights with a smile

21. O leader of the formidable army, through you
The world's perils and sky's clamors are blocked

22. You addressed us generously and attacked us
With a smile and diverted harm from us

23. So you undid with two currencies a knot of harm
That none of our heroes could undo except them

24. So surrender willingly to the approval of the prime
And to the might of the supreme glorious king