1. Tomorrow glory will yearn as it is complete,
And the abode of praise will return as it is a garden.

2. With the journey of Abraham, he carries his generosity,
The generosity of the Euphrates, splendid and fearful.

3. Heading with it to the visionary defiance,
The rough times, they have no fatigue for them.

4. Passion, when the causes of bliss are connected,
Its elevated travel cuts short the disputes.

5. No month is more hostile than spring, it
Will show for us the spring after the spring.

6. After you I will stay with someone else knowing,
The knowledge of reality, that I will be lost.

7. And works for you that dreams will leave,
As if they are drawings and meadows.

8. And you recalled the sanctity of my duty so you protected it
So if I forget you, I am indeed lost.

9. I will bid farewell to kindness after you, by God,
When separation from you arrived and farewell.

10. And I will make the tears flow for you abundantly,
If only I had for you tears like the Tigris.

11. Of wonders is that you came and my heart did not
Grieve for the beloved and that is wonderful.

12. The lovers will tear their skin off for their loved ones,
While I have no will to part from you.

13. So when you leave, I will leave a house where
If generosity is shown, its people are prevented.

14. The estrangement of Al-Hasan ibn Sahl, it
Comes and goes while after it is severed.

15. Rather, I wonder, will I say:
Do the good nights have a return?

16. And remembering you from afar, between us
Is the land of Iraq and its sailed sea.

17. A people ransom you that cannot be found among them
Visible nor heard glory.

18. They are deceived from lasting honor, assuming
From them that the giver is the deceived one.

19. Their natures have spent the night on their money
As if they are armors and shields.

20. They sufficed with easily obtained deeds and pretended
That virtues are chastity and contentment.

21. No! And every lazy vulgar one
His circumambulating the Shrine is a week.

22. None reaches the most high except the hopeful one,
Who obeys and disobeys it in reaching it.

23. It tells you of the honor you have adorned
Yourself with the glory, knowing it will spread.

24. A mannerism you have come with, in its merit and craft,
Naturally, so it came as if it is manufactured.

25. And a conversation of glory about you, its beauty went to excess
That we thought it was fabricated.