1. I have taken off my veil
To the one with the beautiful veil

2. Swaying gently
Like a skilled and cunning thief

3. The neighor's veil touched my cheek
In a friendly manner

4. His face showed, for greetings
The most beautiful flowers

5. A Persian violet
Wafting on a brazier

6. And narcissi, like the eyes of gazelles and deer
And jasmine pearls

7. Threaded on a twine of pure honey
And poppies, cushions

8. For the daring knight
And a rose hitting the rose

9. In the perfumer's mind
Protected, untouched

10. By anything that may defile the maids
Menstruation, pregnancy, and the water

11. Of the cleft chin flowing
In it is a flame, no,

12. Rather live coals at dawn
Fire burns hot

13. So how would the house of fire be