1. Towards you from me, so fear not my morals
Worry will banish whatever ascends from worries

2. If I become happy, my smile does not diminish
And if I worry, my tears do not flow

3. O you who seek glory folded on bandage
Glory is not attained between living and bliss

4. Before you is the plain, so hurl them {the horses}, prepared
As if their hooves glistened with blood

5. Until you see them after weariness has overcome them
And in their bridles is a mind full of submission

6. And a companion like the boulders of ‘Adba laying down
The expanses of sand, emerging in the darkness

7. He meets the dawn, and the darkness hides him
Lightning shrouded amidst the pouring rain

8. He gets up, stumbles on his robes and years
As if sleep is between the leg and the foot

9. Come, let us send them galloping sublimely
The sword among them does not prevent the cunning of the pen

10. We, when the horses do not mind their leader
Except the scent of separation and peace

11. And it extinguished lightning, even in their homes
The flint does not show what it contains of sparks

12. And the horse of the Prophet races freely in the meadows
Competing with horses, even if hobbled

13. We built protection from rain, so it endowed us,
The rain in it does not lack a pouring cloud

14. Come, the specter of Suleima has appeared to us
After overcoming the obstacles of wisdom and forbearance

15. I implore you by God, have you forgotten our night
At the slope, beneath the hillside

16. And the night of the neighborhood when the guard was deceived by us
And we did not fear anything but wine and veils

17. So how can you discard a love you used to preserve
I would have contended with you, had we gone to a judge

18. Were it not for my family members, I would have said loving them
Is like the deceptive lightning, it did not rain, nor last

19. The slopes of Bana tempt me with their memory
How I wish it would stay as it was in their days

20. Does Al-Ajya’r heal whoever passes by it
With chastity or is that with our ancient days

21. And Našqa set out while the convoy is laden
The specter of night among the beautiful drawings

22. My longing for them had come and their departure arrived
Out of intoxication from travel or weakness from illness

23. Oh for your heart, from Najd and its inhabitants
You have become attached to an incompatible tribe

24. The wind did not blow except from its direction
Nor did the lightning rise except the peak of the flag

25. By God, your night, how much composure it exhausted
Until morning, and how much pain it let remain