1. Taste, O Abu Ja'far, the bitterness of your crime,
And avoid what your foolish clemency has borne fruit.

2. You did not confront me though your grandfather did,
May God couple all evil with your star!

3. Do men of learning censure the poetry of a blind man
In the depth of the vulva of your mother?

4. I am not to be blamed if I satirize your poetry,
You have an excuse with me because of your limited knowledge.

5. My poetry, O son of prostitutes, has meanings
Beyond the scope of your comprehension.

6. You are despicable to me, so your praise does not
Bring me joy, nor am I hurt by your dispraise.

7. You are but one of thousands sired by a stallion -
Jointed limbs assembled into your body.

8. I wanted to scorn you out of disdain,
Not because I was inclined to reconcile with you.

9. But I remembered my heavy sins
And hoped to gain release by lambasting you.

10. So praise God, you have gained satire
After long silence your name is mentioned.

11. Take it, and if you are satisfied, otherwise
We will have to provide you your share after this.