1. In God's eyes I left you, not in my eyes,
Perhaps the difference between the two gazes,

2. Would bring you back, or bring back my patience,
On you, as it is one of two.

3. And barriers shone between me and you,
Barriers between my joys and me.

4. Like the bars of prison, suspended,
And wretched is the jewelry that is prison bars.

5. The forties have targeted me with them, so my eyes became silent,
And the mirror became just blinking my eyes.

6. And no humming bard, runs and sings,
To cut off when traveling between Hain.

7. Wait, for they are drooping branches,
Whose roots were planted on camel litters.

8. You have solitude while your hands are full, so turn back,
To the one whose belly is full and hands are empty.

9. Can I trust that we will take turns being sick
And your health once alternates?

10. While you see the day and what comes after it,
Turning over what is in them.

11. As if you have taken a pledge from the nights,
From among the lions, son of Al-Hussein.

12. So if you leave then you are divorced,
For the ease of face, and ease of both sides.

13. To my firm resolve, firm determination in it,
Impenetrable on both sides if you deny me.

14. His morals approached while his pride rose high,
Our gatherings, the companion of the two quilts.

15. For his traits and his zeal disagreement,
And it does not harm to combine the two hurts.

16. Has the time of your devotion come, and it comes to you,
With what delights you truly.

17. While you protect this mouth that is in it,
And your protection is winning with both beauties.

18. I only claim from you livelihood,
Although I have spent all of it in loans.

19. For if you guide the course of my situation,
I will guide with what I say the confused.