1. To you, son of generous Musa, I adorned my she-camel
Bedecked, his majesty sheds light upon her

2. Silent in distress, she does not complain of the hardship of travel
It's all the same to her, whether she lives or ails

3. When she drinks, she sees the inside of her stomach
And when thirsty, no emaciation shows in her

4. If I load her, I take care of her burden
And if unloaded, I don't ask how her condition is

5. We sent her, eyes follow her in wonder
To you, and no fatigue is feared for her

6. A singer sang, his voice hurt me
When will the phantom of Umm Amr return?

7. I love you, all of Qais ibn Ailan
And his horsemen and men impress me

8. Why wouldn't I love the survival of a tribe
Whose full moon is your father, and you its crescent?