1. The sun arose over the head of Aries,
And the garden was adorned with the finest garments.

2. So every bending branch is a dancing gazelle
Bending as the ostrich bends.

3. And on every hillside, a resting place
Of their blossoming meadows' verdure.

4. With chamomile, narcissi,
And lilies - bashfully blooming.

5. The sky and the meadows both shared
An illusion that dazzles the eyes of the onlooker -

6. Of stars like flowers of meadowsweet
Or a planet like a stream.

7. Our image appeared, so how much
Like a spear-throwing horseman's is its slimness!

8. It's as though when the sun rose
It scattered these ornaments upon the earth.

9. Welcome, O season of springtime, O king
Who came to us in his beauty, in procession!

10. You see pearls and rubies
Strung on his bejeweled crown.

11. His banners were unfurled, gold-embroidered
On branches, like the reddish horsehair tassel.

12. And for each sinner beneath them
A sword-brandishing by the hand of a hero.

13. So answer his call, complying,
Relieving the heart's suffering and affliction.

14. Springtime and celebration arrived together,
Two visitors with abundant blessings.

15. So let us unite to bring good tidings to mankind,
And let us provide the most pure water for felicity.

16. The meadow has now worn its adornments,
And been decked out after a long bareness.

17. Had it shone any brighter, I would have kissed
The hands created for dew and kisses.

18. The hand of the Lord of the Two Offices - truly
It is the source of grace and pivot of hope.

19. Where the sword of truth bares its blade
And the path of righteousness shows the way.