1. Count the meadow that has appeared
Like a bride dotted by the clouds

2. So wear, O you, from flowers a flower
As if the branches in it are stars

3. A paradise whose people flow with kindness
Good morals and handsome creation

4. With cups pursued for drinking companions
Whose mixture is a soft breeze

5. Drowsy eyed, sleepy with languor
Full hipped, his scruff worn out

6. Whenever he turns they kiss him and he blushes
As if he is blamed

7. They take turns drinking cups for conviviality
In pavilions in which bliss has descended

8. The air in it blows fresh morning and evening
For a lover and the breeze sways in it

9. It drags a tail upon the plain gently
As if the breeze in it is sick

10. Bearing in its nape the scent of musk
So that aromatic fragrance is ours

11. And its birds sang so we heard
Melodies to which the forbearing aspires

12. It is wondrous in its construction that
The wise man there was confused in describing it

13. Between two seas of nectar and it has
Like a bracelet on a wrist that does not fail

14. It gathered the rarities of land and sea
One gallops leaping and the other swims

15. With the meadow's breath a fish swims
And at the valley's edge a wild goat bleats