1. O bearer of ripe fruit from the palm tree,
Indeed, fruits have feelings like people do.

2. You have exerted noble effort that I appreciated,
And despair has not come near it.

3. Your living effort which was completed,
In which hopes were fulfilled, O strength and diamond.

4. And every virtuous, smiling pearl,
With light and light is joy and weddings.

5. As for vegetables, in its colors are images,
Of art that no painting or paper has gained.

6. Rather it was infused by a passion for benefit,
Inspired by its enlightening verses.

7. And irrigation continued until it produced masterpieces,
For onlookers and made people happy.

8. So the land shook in gratitude, and you brought to life,
And its gratitude filled this variety of plants.

9. This is the feast the harvest takes pride in,
Just as people and trees celebrate.

10. What a difference between barren deserts,
And the gardens of Eden for those who endured.

11. Where the streams murmur and dance around,
And around it is company, flowers and breaths.

12. And where pebbles became examples,
For the blessed, and no worry burdened it.

13. So what about people, animals and birds,
Where roses and myrtles are found.

14. And where blessings chirped in their abundance,
Water, generosity and no cup clung to them.

15. In every fruit an independent,
Innocent soul that fills cups and plates.

16. And in the dew are pure ripples,
So no filth mars the countryside’s beauty.

17. And the stars that slept under its ceiling,
Are only guarding the kingdom of beauty.

18. This is life, if only those who were stubborn knew,
And this is glory, if only those who governed knew.