1. O Abi Yusuf, heed the call of the despised one
Woe to she who carried you for nine months

2. What did she pray for at her grave
Before the resurrection from the blazing oven

3. She handed you over to the vulgar one, his face exuding stench
She was patient with him reluctantly, even if she was not patient

4. O son of she who made her tomb forbidden
And its dwellers alive from the pouring clouds

5. She severed her youth through adultery and generosity
And commerce that caused loss for the trader

6. She did not realize that coins are her wailing
Rather she sprinkled them when elderly

7. And so are purses stored as equipment
For the auspicious times for the pretending

8. With a vulgar thigh like the bone of her arm
And a vulva, then she came with a blind one more vulgar

9. The lashes poked his eye in her belly
So she came with him, blind, ugly in appearance

10. And she has caves that her summit built
That would not be sweetened by the outpouring of seven seas

11. And intense heat, when the adulterers come to it
They curse the guide to it at the source

12. And for it are hordes of femme fatales throughout time
Who do not return to it until the Day of Resurrection

13. And she says to the acquaintance guest generously
If you wish for my vagina, then come to me, or my vulva

14. I am like the Kaaba of good deeds, erected for it
So take from me wherever you wish, and exalt

15. And she spends the night between one facing her and one turning his back
Like a road for one coming and one going

16. They both take an equal share from both sides
So both fully do their part in that

17. Like the two witnesses of the gospel, vying
Wrangling over him on a pine bridge

18. Verily her son is a sign in both worlds
And God is the most Wise Creator

19. Wondrous is his image and how
The features resembling her though different in essence

20. If he came to describe the color of each father of his
You would see his skin like a chameleon's

21. Leave his mother and set aside for his abode
One of your emigrants with the greatest share

22. O wife of the blind licentious one, his harem
O groom of the two horns, not Alexander

23. Do you remember the promise, on the night of nights
I implored you, by the great pardoner

24. If I singled out the number of her good deeds
She said, “You made the one-eyed one devoid of the single one”

25. So if I added the unique one's pair to it
She said, “You made the praying one devoid of the last odd one”

26. That is her custom, and that is my custom
Until the dawn of morning shone

27. I hurl her vulva with a smashed head
Flowing from the water of youth, intense whiteness

28. A mule that rends women with its intensity
We seek refuge from the sinister offspring

29. What more can I, who repeats fornicating with whores, expect
From a cupper bleeding me repeatedly?

30. And if I search for a defect of her mother
I reckon she was not infamous

31. I found her in the land farthest in doctrine
And more obscure than the light of the brightest day

32. Take her, walking proudly, traveling,
Among people, Bedouin and civilized

33. Coming to you in the morning with cheekiness and impudence
And to the storytellers with selected pearls

34. Like fire, she burns whoever is exposed to her incitement
And she will be kind to an enlightened man

35. O son of adultery, O son of adultery, O son of adultery
And praise be to God, the Greatest High