1. With hesitant steps she walks, so gracefully,
Adorned with necklaces, a beauty to see,

2. Eyes that slay with a mere glance, though fleeting it be,
A phantom she passes, comes and goes carefree,

3. From her my dreams turned hopeful, brightened with glee,
But when she left, in darkness and grief drowned me,

4. The love of Al-Amiriya fills his heart utterly,
No barriers block him from her, however mighty,

5. A gazelle's shyness covers her eyes like a veil, softly,
Sunsets and dawns are in her being, shining brightly,

6. Should she exude pride, a branch sways gently,
Should she smile, gardens bloom, smelling sweetly,

7. If lips like sugared candy smile at me,
Then hers are sweetest wine mixed with honey.

8. In childhood, girls distracted me temporarily,
But my eyes for others had no vacancy,

9. The state of lovers I know intimately,
But who I love, that remains a mystery,

10. May God grant us a moment with our rarity,
As we steal glances, hopes blaze fervently,

11. With fingers that hint, eyes that speak ardently,
Prompting hearts aflame to yearn silently,

12. Until farewells brought bitter finality,
And anguish flowed freely with no disparity,

13. I returned with tears that flowed ceaselessly,
My heart still quaked though far she moved from me.