1. I see the drawing of Sa'diy in my heart drawing
For her and for him a drawing, and he was not erasing

2. And since the landmarks were emptied of it, I left
For her between the ribs landmarks

3. And I stood by her after her belt so I did not
Recognize it except the three prominences

4. I saw my standing at the drawings as an obligation
So I was in my duty the duration of life established

5. An evening appeared from him Sa'diy so I kindled
With the blackness of my heart from the blaze of passion flaming

6. And separation necessitated scattering between us
Farewell by the fire of separation to the heart and deafening

7. With tinkling anklets complaining of her legs
As her gown complains of constriction enveloping

8. And she has wronged her buttocks by separation
As the judgment of her abandonment was to me unjust

9. She bent a slender shape in the morning over which was gloom
And a staff and tubes from the leg direct

10. I obeyed her desire since I was burdened with her love
And I opposed in her my blamer and critics

11. And I made it judge in myself even if it was
On me the rule of injustice in the ruling a ruler

12. I wander to the coldness of the hill and I incline
With the yearning every time I came confused

13. Allah watered the ruins of the meadows with a flood
Delicate and aromatic for the sorrows clouds

14. And clothed it from the fluttering of splendor a dress
Bejeweled with pearls diffusing fragrance

15. When the banner of the breeze goes I see it
Greeting its flowers and buds

16. And precious refined pearls of splendor
For which I was in the realm of creation a poet

17. I was stingy to share it with anyone abject and I was not
Imitating it among the people except the generous

18. I blame myself wherever I was, I was visited
Hoping for the despicable to be a drinking companion

19. By my life, I do not fear scarcity
Or lack as long as peace is safe

20. A youth whose palm blossomed clouds of favor
So that hopes from me for him became aspirations

21. He flowed in the battlefields of praise thriving
So his people followed him high and with generosity

22. His fingers tell when they move
Its clouds and the fine rain poured forth

23. The heart was struck by the splendor of his heart
And the banners of glory hung from him

24. Behold O clouds whose origin I smelled an aroma
That stole the morning and to the one who came a defamer

25. And who made benevolence in every meeting
On himself an obligation from Allah binding

26. You established with the glory of splendor from you pillars
And you made it fast in the sky tent pegs

27. And you followed Qa'qaa bin Shur bin Khalid
And the one who protected the foot of locusts and a ring

28. The full moon from the horizon of the sky almost
Bowing down to kiss your slipper smooth