1. My fondness moved to the ruins of Afai
Where clouds did not water the withered trees

2. The wind of Sulwan blew and passed
From the ancient east over the rubble

3. And I was a lodger of dwellings and tents
So I became a brother of wine and boon companions

4. I incline towards the charm of Sulafa daughter of Karam
And I approach the tales of mother Raim

5. The stars of repose gladdened us
With which they threw away the devils of worries

6. Her smile shone with lightning
That embroidered the dress of the splendid night

7. And its diffusion deposited spirits secretly
So the breast of the breeze disclosed its burden

8. If I crown my rest with a cup of tranquility
Drinking sin is more worthy for the sinner

9. The carpet of the garden embroidered with edges
And the dress of the cloud musky leather

10. And the palm of dawn picks up what appeared
On the cheek of night from its scattered pearls

11. So greet the communion even if we are busied
With wine the traits of the supple young maid

12. Adorned whom the mixture shows you
The fluency of the view of the great face

13. She came in leisure so he threaded her pearls
He stripped them over her in an organized pearl necklace

14. The crescent revolves around her sun
With which the sides of the straight prominent line bent

15. I gained well-being from bliss with the needles of the temples as fever
And roses I reaped thereby misery from the bliss

16. She greets me and clothes me with transgression
For who transgresses upon the healthy but the healthy?

17. And sickness appeals to me because my body
Was adorned with the name of its sick gazer

18. And when the dens of my patience were deserted
I populated with my resolve the burrows of sand dunes

19. I roamed them and the dawn has a secret
Which the wings of the silent night concealed

20. To the venerable companion the crisis of aid and the desolation of tents aroused it
So the tongue of fate said this is

21. The perfecting of merit was deposited in Tamim
When his traits blow winds

22. Then they are lively thoughts of the barren mind
The generosity of a hand that made available the sap of a jealous one

23. Who protects its loftiness with the protection of the harem
And morals with which he passes around cups

24. Of unadulterated that matures with the mild
He divided between the sun of morning and a sea

25. The guidance of the guide and the wealth of the destitute
And he clarified my darkness of distressed conditions and aridity

26. With the counsel of the experienced and the dew of the cloud
And enabled his enviers so his morals incited them

27. To the generous disposition
And he came with the awe of the Almighty when

28. He bent his sides in a merciful fur garment
And the heedlessness did not erode his loftiness

29. With which he inclines to miserliness and greed
I wondered at his face and his tranquility

30. A sun shone through clouds
The flowers of manners bloom from him

31. When they are watered from the direction of knowledge
And an aspirer whose ambition was vast so we said

32. Miserable living is more worthy for the miserable
If the trees of glories prevent you

33. Their unripe fruit, then be content with the debris
And with a rhyme I shake when

34. You speak the coats of melancholic rhythm
It walks even if praise stays with it

35. And I am amazed that the resident travels
Although I endure the vicissitudes of fate

36. That stirred my blood and left its trace on my skin
I was afflicted in my state by cold and heat

37. Are not these traits of hell?
You remained congratulating every day

38. With a life of lasting joy
And the events of nights slept away from you

39. Soon the sleep of the wretched