1. She appeared, so she allured, in a beautiful gait,
You have embellished, O the most beautiful embellisher,

2. A gazelle who has flowed in the softness,
Like the glance of a gazelle in the body.

3. She sings, so she makes you forget the bulbul,
And makes you incline as she inclined from arts.

4. She shows you and makes you hear what you desire,
With a delicate waist and a most melodious voice.

5. As if her limbs are of reed,
So she appears in every art of dance.

6. A girl whose beauty surpasses coyness,
With her beauty, love has seduced whoever is seduced.

7. She appeared brilliantly in the morning light,
So a face illuminated and hair darkened.

8. For her anklet there is a clasp that none
Other than it of jewelry has seen.

9. O gazelle in the glances of gazelles!
And in her cheeks are sorts of tribulations.

10. She meets a lover who has fulfilled his love,
And even if he has not fulfilled, it is as if he has.

11. If you would not be generous to him with acceptance,
And would not have mercy on him with a union, then who?