1. O comforter of my heart, how you have made my eyes deserted,
And uniter of my clan, how you have emptied my dwelling.

2. O dweller of my heart, none but you,
I'd sacrifice myself for you from that which has made me lonely without a companion.

3. By God, O most needless of creatures from worries,
Bestow upon a youth patience, destitute.

4. By what is between us of seclusion, unprofessed,
And what is between us of sanctity, unstained.

5. Grant me contentment, so I may spite the enemies,
And my fear and anxiety may leave me.

6. Your contentment, which if I attain, I'd attain glory,
And you'd dress me in people's most honorable attire.

7. May God herd neighbors, when their mention passes by,
My tearful eyes envy.

8. O beloved house that I inclined toward for some time,
Befriending a gazelle in it.

9. Whenever we visit it, we find its breeze
Fragrantly exhaling like breathing ambergris.

10. And we walk barefoot on its turf humbly,
Seeing that we walk in a sacred valley.