1. Weeping in the house after the house
And asking about Zainab in Nawar

2. There, no new preoccupations in Huzwa
Of drawings on two barren plains

3. I never thought passions would be erased
From the hearts of lovers, ruin of homes

4. A glance that sent passion from east to west
And tilted the path of slave girls' tears

5. How good is our living in fertile Ramat
And nights wherein are longings, shortness

6. Before old age comes and the neglect of youth appears
In departure

7. Every excuse for every sin but
The enemy lacked whiteness of justification

8. Sweet was this passion so I saw it
Turn bitter and the intoxicant before wine

9. If a country and friend are disguised to me
Then I am with the good

10. And the cheeks of the advisor are tattooed so
They come around from the stars of dusk

11. Glittering like a mirage that waded
In a flood from the flowing mirage

12. Like the tough, protected by nothing
Except the strings, playing tunefully

13. We are tired of you, O boy of Fad
With greetings or a scent or a caravan

14. Thefts from me, especially, so no
Enemy or friend or neighbor

15. I am from Yasir, Yusr and Saad
I am not from Amir or Ammar

16. I do not want a peer brought out by winter
To argument and boast

17. And if I shepherd him on the coast of Saw
For sin, he shepherds me to escape

18. In Iraq's land, O people, is no Freeman
To ransom me from serving the Freeman

19. Is there a steed in white from Bani Asfar
Thick necked, purebred

20. He did not herd his people to invasion and none invaded them
Except for a roaring, pulling Jahfal

21. Or Khamis as if they were taken from it
By night or morning

22. Abu Said in its prime on the tracks
Of horses that greeted him with cuts

23. So spears cut him down, he fell
Short belted with a perfect loincloth

24. Burning like the varieties of prey in an army
The flame of fire above the weakness of the small

25. If the command is left to him and below the cunning of the great
A spark that tells the flints about an ember glowing under the flints

26. For you from his cheek whatever you wanted
Of moles and beauty marks

27. A foreigner except for the speed of
An Arabic expression blooming with light

28. As if intelligence sends from him
In the darkness of matters, a flame of fire

29. O Abu Ja'far, you are not called
Except for every great matter

30. A sun of a sun, and full moon of the Humeid
On the day of counting suns and moons

31. And a knight of Tai and an old man of Bani Samit
The people of accounts and dangers

32. For you from Hatem, Aws and Zaid
Is the inheritance of nobility and the inheritance of pride

33. Generosity between tent pegs
Biting together and palm fronds of breaking

34. And swords stamped for death
Falling in the places of fate

35. Those are their deeds from old
So they were streams from seas

36. My hope is in you, and my right upon you
And my spirits to you, and my innovation

37. And my disturbance among people until I returned
To need, so you are my goal

38. And by my life, generosity to people is through people
Otherwise, with clothes and dinars

39. And beloved except through you
Is this ingenuity, the taking of youths with poetry