1. Those are our days, peace be upon them,
Their days have faded into the past,

2. They deluded us with the long life ahead,
Afterwards, the hour of patience lasted a year,

3. Oh my friend, do not blame me, for who can be blamed
For what is blameless, yet still blamed,

4. Yearning has lasted long for a weak heart,
Before the yearning from what illness has shown,

5. I stay up at night while eyes are sleeping,
Like a guard in the neighborhood staying awake,

6. My eyes are certainly drowned in my tears,
And the one drowning, how can he sleep?

7. O mirage of the camp, good morning,
Where are the people of the camp and where are the tents?

8. Did the ruins reach the praying place,
And did the low plants turn green after that?

9. Long has the time deceived before you with a smile,
Cunningly gaining from it a smile,

10. And how often has a young man matured in time,
And how often has a young man matured in time?

11. Every state will end, time has no
permanence and no permanence within it,

12. Perhaps the young man promised today but
did not promise tomorrow, so where is the oath?

13. My state has changed and my love has not changed
With generosity, and they are generous to me,

14. That is a knot whose pearls have scattered,
And after that, the system is up to God,

15. O neighbors who have turned away,
Do you have neighbors like us you can count on?

16. It carried our greetings to you, but
the greetings were lost and the greetings vanished,

17. A scene too great for elegy to reach
So what can the pens attain?