1. They dismounted and called for a halt, a halt,
After my withdrawal from their war and withdrawal.

2. And they positioned opposite my heart an eye
That kindled the war of their love over the hillocks.

3. Bring near the tethering place of youth to me,
My maturity was imbued by them and my misguidance became immature.

4. Had I not met the eyes from the throng of the night
With a coat of mail even if it aimed with arrows.

5. So wipe my cheek for it is not sullied
By what appeared on it from the dust of nights.

6. Like the new moon compensated my head
For it with every hair by a new moon.

7. O my friend ask the turns of nights
Whether serene moments carved out of serene moments.

8. Hardships and sword polished me and its flaw is hidden
In its resonance before polishing.

9. The back of she-camels, if a race is wanted
Otherwise the belly of she-camels with burdens.

10. And high goals are like spears so in them
Are ranks from lowlands and highlands.

11. If you are late then the sacred month is leisure
From the adornments of Eid while it is in Shawwal.

12. A plain which lions made great and
A meadow that has nothing but grass.

13. Where are the likes of what I say and my utterance
Took to leading the stumblers of proverbs?

14. The company of time, and it is notorious for backbiting,
Guided me to the hidden of perfection.

15. So seek support from a kind friend in the problem of affairs
Even if he is not from forms.

16. The knocking was made for the right so if an answer comes
Then the return is the limit of the left.

17. I have what I have, and for the stingy one, and I have
A thought that I made the capital of my wealth.

18. If a flaw inclined to it, I would rebuke it
With a rebuke that heals the flaws.

19. My honor surpassed wealth and from the prominent
Nothing descended from the heads of mountains.

20. And my distinguished deeds are more useful to me
And were it not for the fineness of the thread, the gleaming would not win.

21. How can I not hasten moving and the famous
Has the speed of transition for the full moon?

22. If you see me at thirty rising
From the lowliness of youth to maturity.

23. For I was among the old for a time
I was among their time from the children.

24. Let not the beard trick you from people
Who walked like donkeys under saddles.

25. And if my cheek faded, I do not
Care about every long-bearded man.

26. But the old man is one who preceded with virtue
To old age, O Yasir son of Bilal.

27. And he turned to kissing a palm that became
In the sanctuary of Yemen a place for turning toward.

28. When the duty of praise is tied
Under the porch of elevation with the tether of attainment.

29. And the rains of gifts are the clouds of pride
And were not brought up in the wind of the left.

30. And the neighbor who waves unto him
A greenness from the flowers of hopes.

31. And the forehead that shows a sun
We have not descended from its rays into shadows.

32. And the endeavors to which return
The spears of preceding in ascending high goals.

33. The best firm tying of sandals is what sufficed independence,
Its arena necessitated setting down the sandals.

34. And the greatest praise is what was made into a crown
For a crowned forehead with majesty.

35. For the one I gained mature fat from
And he had been the utmost emaciation.

36. And I complained of the burrow of my poverty so he compensated
With ease of wealth and excellent extension.

37. And he threw me among the multitudes of enemies
For being near him and justice.

38. And he elevated me with his prominence so he elevated me
And he saw me with his merit so he saw good in me.

39. So if I fall short of him unlike people
I have fallen short of him unlike others.

40. And it seemed to me that I should belong to another
So I remembered his favor so it seemed to me...

41. A king whom kings look to
Like what servants look to their masters.

42. They neglected their horses so they came to them
While they were captives in darkness of imagination.

43. So they flocked to him from every valley
And to the sea the return of meadows.

44. So if they surrender then the subjects
Their honor is in their obedience to the governor.

45. O answerer of supplicants and anger and punishment are for us
The whip of his tongue and arguing.

46. The wonder of determination is that they called you secretly
Yet you heard them with the deafness of heights.

47. And you made the enemy drink bitter
Poison while he thought it was honey.

48. So may God protect a state in which you are
A supervisor who protected it from neglect.

49. And greetings to your green creatures and your
Flowing river of generosity and waterfalls.

50. You are worthy to be generous with a kingdom
So it is little that you are generous with money.

51. How I surpassed men in you, so the dew still has no place.
So I am - whenever I recited your praise -

52. And Abu Tahir your lover, reciting.
And whenever I wish, fresh

53. Dates visit you for he is from those loyal to you.
So take my gratitude for what I experienced from drifting

54. Before the incident of traveling.