1. He charmed me with his tender glances,
And captivated me with his human magic,

2. And drowned my eyes in his waters,
And set my heart aflame with his fires.

3. I asked for a sip from his saliva,
And tried to kiss his teeth,

4. But he turned back smiling and laughing,
And refused and ignored my affair.

5. He made me hope for his soft flirtation,
Yet despaired me with his disobedience.

6. The gentle breeze sings the sad song
That stirs the doves to their melodies.

7. It wrongs the wise in his secret,
His lovers and his overture.

8. Since birth his smile was not meant
To be kissed except by his bars.

9. He showed me affection and its religions,
So I became indebted to his faiths.

10. And he mingled his union with me in love
The morning after the estrangement.

11. In his absence he became my beloved,
His acquaintances in his homelands hurt me.

12. He travelled around the neighborhood away
From my lightening and his effulgence.

13. I stood at his tomb after time had
Worn away his eras and tribulations.

14. So my tears flowed and I complained
As they streamed down my cheeks in knowing him.

15. I watered his features with my tears
And kissed the soles where he stepped.

16. O what a deserted, empty ruin
After its dwellers are gone.

17. It became devoid of his flirtations
That consoled it after its flirtations.

18. Its dawn watered the beginnings of life
And its debaucheries nurtured his recklessness.

19. Continuous in its flowerbed, the dovelike one,
With no messages from his tenderness.

20. expanded, lonely, empty,
Where the mind of its rider wanders.

21. I cut off its paths as night fell
Showing me the different colors of its rainbow.

22. My Jesus, if he perseveres seriously in his path
He will compete with the healed blind ones.

23. Glory to the noble youth
The victor and heir to the sultanate.

24. A king whose crown shadows all the kings of the world
Bowing submissively to his crown.

25. Among his glories is a flag
Whose pole was inherited from Solomon.

26. He rivaled the predecessors in the glory of highness
So he followed them at the rear of their arena.

27. And built from his glory a pulpit
Rising to the star of its pivot.

28. His pens encompass all regions
And signify his title.

29. He is exalted and revered over Caesar
And Dara son of Dara and his Khan.

30. He possesses the munificence of Hatim
And Ka’b and the integrity of his praise.

31. If his generosity and refined severance were unleashed
He would have followed Noah with his flood.

32. Unique in the glory of his time
And the savior of the oneness of the Merciful.

33. You possess the glory on earth, God granted you
The God who guided you to faith.

34.
Can the blessing of God be changed

35. By an envious critic and his bile?
The matter of a foolish man cannot harm you

36. Even if his devilish whims deceive him.
So what was the scheme of Pharaoh in his ignorance

37. Harmful to Moses the son of Imran?
And if he was seeking help in ignorance