1. A gazelle, in him there is weakness, and in him there is femininity
The most beautiful of creatures and the loveliest of those who walk

2. I say to him one day, when love has made me suffer
You have prolonged my torment in you, O best of those who grew up

3. So he said, isn't it time you give up being young
And what is it to you, O this, and what is it to me, and what do you want

4. So I said to him, refrain from blaming my master
For who can endure patience from one who resembles a sprinkle of rain

5. I see you have a face whose beauty has melted my heart
With it my anxiety is removed and the cover may be removed

6. Will you kill me if I say I love you
And I have no sin if it has spread among the people

7. I concealed love until it harmed my brain
And love was a little child, and now it has grown

8. So the Master had mercy on me and I won an appointment
And he said wait for me before the approaching evening