1. Your beloved calls to you, his grave never grows old,
Though his abode may be lofty amongst the stars.

2. Honor him with a thousand prayers of gratitude,
He dons humility to be near you, casting off finery.

3. The light of his success shows the path,
Its fire lights up searching eyes.

4. The morn that comes to you bearing good news,
And the night that becomes as your day.

5. What hope has strayed from your path?
What praise has settled far from you?

6. No aspiration but you are its destiny.
No happiness but centers around you.

7. If a heart aspired to glory and supremacy,
It would fly to none but you on its wings.

8. If the obedient sea scattered its pearls,
Their scattering would be for your sake alone.

9. If the flowers of the stars had a visitor
To a sovereign king, none would stray from you.

10. With reins pulled towards you,
And glory raised up to you.

11. If time had something to boast about,
It would boast of your perfect creation.

12. The ecstatic soul lacks no blossoms in your commemoration,
For his delight and prosperity to last.

13. The splendor of your achievements is evident to him
Among the treasures of verse there are signs of you.

14. With it, the world glows for the King
Whose being and firewood are pure.

15. A King from whom serenity and wisdom flow forth
And whose stillness fills the firmaments with dignity.

16. A towering oak whose branches reach to the heavens,
Yet its fruits bow to the lowly.

17. With the taste of peace none shall tire of,
And the taste of war none shall desire.

18. When his clouds stir with lightning,
And his seas surge with fully armed warriors.

19. The flames of his ferocious might set the horizons ablaze,
Sparks fly from his flashing blades.

20. The rising sun of glory is as though
Its fire can be seen in the rising glow.

21. With his ambition the stars are connected,
Making clear to the horizons the place of his resting.

22. A lion terrifying the land with his roar,
Rushing it to death with his attack.

23. A veiled sun in the eclipse darkness,
A concealed moon in the swaying tents.

24. Honor him by knowing well disloyalty's betrayal,
The dissident hoping for treachery, the unjust neighbor.

25. He whose cavalry stormed its inviolable place,
His first claim is to your aid.

26. A noble knight with steeds as fiery stars,
Winning the moons of glory by chance.

27. You're a guarantee he will humiliate his foe,
And have the right to honor his neighbor.

28. Why wouldn't I choose your company?
For you are the best of the noble ones.

29. Who else responds to the call of a supplicant?
Or releases the bound other than you?

30. The hoped for salvation of one drowning,
The excuse of one faltering in duty?

31. Exalted is he who shows submission,
And attains wealth through need of you.