1. The sky blessed you with its rains
How can it be stingy with its neighbor?

2. The gardens did not cease blossoming in your land
Pouring the radiance of their lights

3. And the beautiful gazelles have turned away from it
So your memory is the most fragrant of its flowers

4. The nights were so long that we thought
You sprouted in the pre-dawn hours

5. And I let my tears go, unrestrained
So I distanced what was between their lids

6. And I have a burning anguish from you that does not subside
So I complain to you according to its extent

7. My craving for you in the disheveled hair of the spring storms
Throwing its rains towards you

8. Roaming the expanses until it rests
At the ruins of the old dwelling place

9. Like a she-camel who has lost her baby in the darkness
Mourning its distance from her abode

10. So you were quicker to grant what I wished for
Than the fancy of my thoughts

11. And a starry night in which the stars are visible
Dotted between its horizons

12. You have wronged it, travelling at night
Taking the wild beasts away from the path of their lairs

13. And a companion in misfortune whom worries would visit
Circling around him with their hooks

14. So you saved him from the hands of calamities
When they had clung to him with their claws

15. And bright dawn whose corners
Are ridiculed by the hands of misery and its nails

16. So suspicions slipped between the hearts and their depths
And my craving for you, as the spring winds pull

17. The trains of their storms
With a dusty she-camel who sweats the fur of mounts

18. Until she groans under their burdens
You have uncovered its darkness, and the generosity

19. That would host guests with excuses
And your sword argued with the brave heroes

20. When they had armored themselves with their dust
And the drinking cups you have shared

21. Useless beside their hands
And my craving for the brothers of true loyalty whose lives

22. You have prolonged for the rest of their lifespans
You have ruled their consciences and your generosity

23. Has stolen the freedom of the noble ones
So if they have shed for you the water of their eyes

24. You are the human of their sights
And if they have severed for you the love of hearts

25. You were the place of their secrets
In spite of me, I came to a house whose people

26. Have pawned its wealth and stones
It turns, and has none of your sheltering

27. Except the passion for its visitors
And you were its lofty pillars

28. That illuminate the stars, year after year
Whenever riders pitch their tents in its lands

29. They are safe from the severity of its calamities
And if the rebels descend upon it

30. You will carry the pages of their burdens
Abu Hassan, it is a life whose destinies

31. Transcend its destinies
It flowed against your father according to its habit

32. Where the generous die by its strings
And after him, it has overlooked you

33. So its darkness is like its dawns
You have followed his path in leadership

34. So he was aware of its defects
And he has graced us with you after the generous ones

35. So the liar of its news has proven true