1. For whom are the abodes that the lands offer as gifts
As if their homes were camels grazing

2. Wherever they settled, they were at home
And wherever they feel reassured, they pasture

3. Do you know what has brought you here, so how do you know
If the meeting is the farewell

4. And between the homes of this neighborhood is a home
That has a story I do not divulge

5. So suffice it, do not dispute me over it
Otherwise, the dispute between you and I would be prolonged

6. And it is feared that words would lead to connection
That would lead to the cutting off of connection

7. And in the tents are slow glances
For their leisure and swift killings

8. And a branch whose whisper I felt in my heart
So I found its heaviness unbearable

9. Like a sandy dune from which clothes slip
It has a height from wherever I circled around it

10. And I have never seen a heart as hidden as mine
Behind the chest, having no acquiescence

11. And hopes that no hand extends and then folds
For its disappointment, as predators do

12. He saw the world and for extravagance in it
There is a matter of administration that cannot be obeyed

13. So he let it go, and if it had grasped his hands
With its disheveled hair, instincts would have released it

14. When nothing remains of it but the memories
Those memories are the cheapest merchandise sold

15. For every honor there is access
And for the rest of the world there is pursuit

16. He considers it cheating when nights pass
Without progressing in them his craft

17. And he who plants good deeds for himself will reap glory
And he will establish it to harvest benefits

18. The generous passed on the likes of what
You left behind, so were they thirsty and pained?

19. I see the milestones that scattered long ago
Have in what they feel happy about a reunion

20. And that is some of the nights' acquisitions
And what people build up for you an amplitude

21. Eid distinguishes some people over others
But happiness in it is common