1. O you who saw the gazelle wandering
With beauty on his pasture

2. He sent his twigs to play
With the apples of his breasts out of self-conceit

3. I endure disliked things for his sake
And spend money for love of him

4. The blamer blamed me for him, even if
He saw guidance shorter than his censure

5. And can a person conceal his passion
After it dominated his heart?

6. The turning of the eye indicates
What the human concealed in his heart

7. O may God forgive the eyes of the crazed
For they are the aid of fate in its war

8. Isn't it enough what its events pulled
Until it called the lion to its party?