1. They left, and sickness stays with me,
And my heart is lovesick and pained.

2. I glanced with my eyes when they departed,
Indeed I am sick in the stars of transportation.

3. O shapes of the abode give me healing,
For a heart that has no shapes left of it.

4. Between the rain of tears which is turbulent,
And the winds of sighing which are poisons.

5. The standing of separation did not leave of it
Except a liver in which sorrows settle.

6. It is fresh with youth and passion but
Deprived of intimacy and tranquility.

7. Where is that hunter who protects himself
In vain from the black, that ostrich.

8. Who has the audacity of a reckless soul
That neither dignified nor vile can deter.

9. The rope of my connection from the does of Subairim
Is eternally unraveled from his ropes.

10. How little is the victory of one oppressed
While the beauty itself argues unjustly.

11. Let the thorns of glory refuse it
As I am satisfied to be wounded by it.

12. And my happiness if it disregards me
Is that I am like its waist destroyed.

13. I command settlement while it is death
The ground creates it without tents or shelter.

14. Saying that glories are only luck
And the youth, all his sustenance is destined.

15. The wood grouse, the wood grouse complains of it
And the gardens of permanence are forbidden and barred.

16. Copy the inscription of glory for your eye and seek it
You will find it where its inscription and depictions are.

17. You are not the old destitute but
For a time you were deprived and poor.

18. I do not see for myself victory in the nights
Which I long for while the nights are opponents.

19. I see the lack of perfection of the tribes in them
It is a completeness Tamim has inherited.

20. They said, when the brilliant one stood as evidence,
There is nothing but admission and surrender.

21. From the generous honorable members but
That generous one did not lack generosity.

22. A lineage that your eye has not seen
Unless you said there is no doubt a composed jewel.

23. It collected virtue the meeting point of its two edges
So its speech became equal to the ancient.

24. His palm authorized the exclusivity of glorious deeds
So for all kings it became general.

25. He stood without it to give away gifts
So it was protected as the inviolable ones are protected.

26. Generosity, if the people of the world,
All shared it, there would not be an ignoble one among them.

27. And hands that generosity gushes from
We never doubted they were rain clouds.

28. One who commands nobility from him,
The just one in judgment in giving injustice.

29. He is from the tongues of pride erased
But from his money he is dispraised.

30. And two matters of pride he owns
A lineage that makes one despair and steady glory.

31. And the determination of youth with which
He repels adversity, and in its two edges are Indian swords.

32. The attacker of misfortunes takes precautions, and not between
The flying ends of his coats is Abraham.

33. Lord of the scent, between intensity and gentleness,
That has poisons that destroy and this is a soft breeze.

34. And two places, between peace and war,
This is bliss and that is painful torment.

35. The advancing from it separate when he
Infiltrates them while the defeated feels safe.

36. The Muslims have preserved from him
Reports that the Christians have refused to accept.

37. Of qualities, when the poetry divided them,
The approach of simile and division came to it.

38. O crescent of joy, shine, indeed my heart,
Does not cease unless it sees you become slim.

39. How can I not blame time and complain to you?
That I, its best am deprived.

40. Time has adversities for me frequently, so will
That frequent handsome one come close to me?

41. And so I meet two holidays laughing
From the shining light of both the brutal time laughs.

42. By my life if not for praiseworthy Muhammad
We would have said this time is painful.

43. A successor acted for you and for me instead of the planets
For the guided one, the stars take turns.