1. The ship of the eye has escaped drowning
And shone, becoming more beautiful, from the coast of the eyelid

2. It passed magnificently, untouched by dust
Its appearance transparent, in the best form

3. And its laughing light appears, its nails
As the dawn of morning breathed from the horizon

4. Love has gathered the beloved it protects
From the wicked, by the Lord of the light and daybreak

5. So O rulers of love in your sincerity my passion
As I from the madness of ecstasy have not yet awoken

6. With the Kaaba of beauty I see a human being so radiant
My eyes which for so long were lost in the darkness

7. And let me know, my dear human, of purity and affection
For a desperate lover separated by sadness

8. Yes, with the tidings of meeting our souls give you solace
And he whom you love has come near, so awaken

9. Greetings, my light, so gentle in description
After my despair and prolonged fear and separation

10. With what words can I greet him and his dignity
Has triumphed, and did not attain for one hurrying

11. But the conscience of congratulations is not hidden
And the light of my familiarity appeared to people like the dawn

12. And this sprinkling, since the beauty of its rise
Its dwellings were the blinking of the eyelid

13. You, my redeemed eyes, I have found with you
God does not forsake the abundant kindness

14. I have accepted the poison in my sickness and
My nights have left me in need of every misery

15. I do not complain of my pain except to he who
In every injustice remained with eyes shedding tears

16. And you were granted with a light derived from you
My right hand shone and truth was behind me

17. The nights of my affliction turned from passion and hope
And carried burdens upon my neck

18. They led my reins to the cave of sickness and leaned
At its door for months, I could not bear it

19. As if it were harm that harmed it, in nearness to you
So it crossed the worst roads

20. Does it intend to purify the hatred of its concealment
With tears pouring from the depths

21. When I cried for the grace of God, he made easy for me
Kohl of patience that relieved me of anxiety

22. May God return to you the light of the two tender ones
Without you, a guide never brought certainty

23. How my bone was shattered by sickness leaving me
Crushed, to the eyes of the eye weeping

24. How I said in my tribulation, O Lord, take my hand
And heal my illness, and relieve the insomnia

25. So with gratitude I acknowledged the small ones
To my Creator, the two moons did not clear on the horizon