1. What are the glimmers of clouds
Within the galaxy of planets

2. They are not as some claim
A river overflowing on all sides

3. No, not even if you know
Foam on the face of melting torrents

4. No, nor a valley in
Which troops lined up on both sides

5. Where tongues, then in
Gusts laugh and little boats

6. Is there an army without
Follow it, an opposing army

7. So let's wait until we see
Who of the two armies wins

8. No, nor nebulae containing
Gas, this assumption is false

9. Rather, they are suns flowing
Within those clouds

10. Indeed, those clouds have
Their own piercing stars

11. Their bodies swim in
The sea of ether on each side

12. Everything goes into space
Differing in doctrines

13. And attracted to each other
By the forces of their charming cores

14. O you starry world
How many wonders you contain

15. How many systems visited ours
A body constantly travels

16. A wondrously shaped body
One counted among the strangest

17. With a glowing core and tail
Illuminating east and west

18. Increasing in brightness
The more it comes near

19. Until revolving around
The sun, it travels, returning

20. As if bearing for the absent
Books for the sun some requests

21. O world containing worlds
Marching in procession

22. How many suns in you are
More hidden than the visible ones

23. Have risen, then after them
Revealed like the morning glow

24. And there, if not for
The most distant, giving fires

25. Their glittering rays dispel
Whatever darkness is there

26. And their bodies are balanced
Everything attracted and pulling

27. With satellites in their
Swift movement accompanying them

28. Telling of our sun's satellites
Revolving around it on all sides

29. And around their satellites
Other satellites revolve

30. This is science's view
Seen as true

31. Satisfying those with
Insightful minds

32. But those ignorant of facts
Are angry when they hear it

33. And it is misfortune to address
An ignorant one - and misfortunes

34. As for life, if we think
The mind in it isn't mistaken

35. Is it possible the Earth alone
Inhabited among planets

36. And others are empty
Like ruins

37. By my life, if true
It's wondrous

38. Life appears where it sees
A suitable environment

39. How desolate planets are
That birds and gazelles don't frolic in

40. You see the finest creatures
Are the deer, humans, and eyebrows

41. O inhabitants of those stars
Differing in ranks

42. I address you, do not
Turn your faces from the speaker

43. For God's sake, tell me
Are you like us, prone to afflictions?

44. We blame you if
You don't speak - we blame you

45. Is your life like ours
Flawless, with no gloom?

46. We shudder at afflictions
Taking refuge in afflictions

47. We are two groups in our land
Oppressed and oppressor

48. Injustice has stifled
Our hopes and means of livelihood

49. Knowledge is overcome and can't
Elevate, while ignorance prevails

50. We, in this state, if you knew
Of its terrible consequences

51. We strive to benefit others
Who have positions

52. And live pretending
With false wishes

53. I worry for the youths who chose
A path of rebuke

54. Misled with utmost cruelty
Even foreigners wept for them

55. Woe is me for chicks who spread
Black gloom with their sorrow

56. They scratch their hot faces
And bleed on the ashes

57. Crying over their darlings
Who died - they keen for them