1. I bid farewell to my identity as each sun
Will rise or set as dusk approaches

2. And nothing distracts you from the memory of a lover
Like your absence yesterday after the day before

3. I saw time wound then despair
Despair or compensate or make me forget

4. My soul refused to yearn for the loss of anything
Enough anguish for my soul is the agony of my soul

5. I yearn in longing for the loss of intimacy
And I had accustomed it to the arrival of sunset

6. I will take happiness as a sincere friend
Who accompanies me in the barren wilderness

7. To a king who aspires to greatness
And does not buy honor at a loss

8. My father Ayyub, the perfection of Bani Zuraiq
And every tribe prides itself on its leader

9. So it appeared the thoughts of a generous one
Tall in stature, more graceful, never dejected

10. As if the procession of his cavalry materialized
There through his face from the horn of the sun

11. Protected by his closest relatives
Rescuers of adversities and lions of might

12. They tasted the pearls of wars as blood and endured
From clamor, molars after molars

13. So their noses were not tainted with blame
Nor were their heads tossed with rejection

14. You see them in glory when it calls them
As if their flesh were the hills of Al-Hars

15. And if you meet them on a day of calamity
You meet jinn in human ghosts

16. They are the mountain which if fallen one day
The kingdom would become without anyone to establish it

17. Did the prince not see me? I contained my poetry
To him and did not disgrace him with rigid praise

18. And I was not a drinker except of the sweetest
And if I thirsted five after five

19. He is ransomed by a group I turned away from
And I do not ransom him with the vilest honor

20. When they are praised even if not rewarded
You would think their faces were painted with yellow orpiment

21. And I have not tested them except by others
And I did not rub against their side with my touch

22. To him I sent it to cast my person
And I was not for it before a councilor

23. With confidence that with him it has
A climate of happiness not dire

24. And that it will inform him of what I absolve him of
With fat like the hump of a young camel

25. And if the truth stripped him he would give
With five of his fingers and five

26. Gifts between people and apology
And not between humiliation and frowning

27. They approached hoping the charms of his hands
To me, to me the times of despair called out

28. By the life of praises carried to him
When its goods were sold with distress

29. I made the kings of earth seem low
The range of my steed and on it my imprisonment