1. My heart, whose habit is yearning, has appeared
In a place where none has seen, nor knows its abode

2. When I was ignorant of where it resides
I asked her about my heart, where is its dwelling

3. For it was lost to me the day I gladdened her
So she turned her face towards me and she had heard

4. What I said and understood what I hinted
And in answering my question, she began gracefully

5. She said: "We have many hearts gathered here"
So which of them, I said, is its most wretched