1. The best dawn is when I awake unrestrained,
For you have removed worries with a flowing cup.

2. Rise, let us plunder pleasure in
The shade of borrowed days of youth.

3. The shame you fear
Is to see me stripped of the clothes of shame,

4. No, and who cured my heart with his name
Did not clothe myself in robes of dignity.

5. Better than it to drink it
In the prime of morning to the gambler’s sound.

6. Coffee adored by one with gentle voice
Moon-faced, night-eyed, unrestrained.

7. It intoxicates minds with its words
So it sings drinking without drugged drink.

8. And if I told him of our union
He went, only meeting you with excuses.

9. A moon I kissed and a cheek
Fill it as you wish with water or fire.

10. The glance obtained from him what obtained
So he among us is ever vengeance seeker.

11. The blond gazed on a knight
Rustic of speech, Turkish carpenter.

12. And when he went around her she thought him
Full moon of night carrying sun of day.

13. Happy who spends his life
Between cups of wine and drugged drinks

14. In morning draughts, gulps, sips
And estrangement, violations, and hiding.

15. The ease preoccupied him to see him
Standing lamenting the ruins of homes.

16. Yes, his life in which he went happily
Stumbling in the pleats of his wrap.

17. So if he died, he would meet from his Lord
Mercy to settle him home of settlement.