1. I devoted myself to literature before I was weaned,
And I aspired to it until I achieved my goal.

2. I hastened into the arena of enthusiasm and praise
With leading thoughts in sublime eulogies.

3. And I flowed in praising the happy one and his cub
And his homelands and the soldiers, all determined.

4. Thus I was and did not cease to be the first
To perform the duty of gratitude in which my words prospered.

5. And with that, I did not limit his merits which
Transcend counting with a thousand leaders.

6. Because I did not boast of spreading virtues
For acknowledging the Master, chief of warriors.

7. And how could I when the army's register since he joined
Was adorned by him with the most excellent system.

8. And he managed affairs wisely,
And his finest guidance and leadership were perfect.

9. He attacked the enemies and scattered their alliance
And made them drink in the battle the cup of annihilation.

10. He was relentless towards the arrogant on the day of fighting
With the stab of spears or the thrust of swords.

11. And he resolved all problems with wisdom
That rules and ends conflict.

12. And he forced the nose of an unjust, foolish, wicked opponent
To submit against his will.

13. And he united hearts with kindness
And rain of gifts pouring copiously.

14. And he revived with the honoring of the dear one, morals
With which the neck of the generous in Egypt was adorned.

15. And when cured, he reciprocated the physician
Who cared for his delicate body with kindness.

16. And granted him beyond wishes with generosity
For which he was praised in grand gatherings.

17. So he still has successful efforts with gratitude,
Guided to good until the cycle is complete.

18. And none attained safety in his protection, favor and lofty position
Except those in fear.

19. And no sincere praise of his sublime status
Increased at the beginning and good conclusion.