1. Our loved ones, what is this departure that has come near
Indeed, I was always afraid of it

2. Grant me a heart, if you leave, that obeys me
For with my heart that day I will be known

3. I wish my eyes would know sleep after you
Perhaps it will be consoled by a specter of you

4. Stop, give me provisions if you bestow upon me a glance
That reasons a heart that almost perished from separation

5. Come, let us steal an hour from life
So we reap in it the fruits of union and pluck them

6. And if you find any discomfort in that
Let me die ardently and do not take pains

7. Our loved ones, I yearn for nearness and good faith towards you
Wherever you were, I incline towards you and turn

8. My gaze turns to your homelands
And my heart regrets your days

9. How many nights we spent without any doubts
Chastity and integrity embracing us

10. We left passion when we withdrew in seclusion
And the prime of youth shone upon us

11. We obtained what we desired of company and only it
And we do not covet what we left behind

12. Ask the house about what people claim between us
It has known that I am chaste and gentle

13. Did it sense any disgrace from our union
That modesty denies and refuses from us

14. Except one trait that we ask God's forgiveness
That conversation adorned to us

15. A talk at whose hearing the sand grouse sways
From what it shakes of its plumage that it sheds

16. May God bare a heart devoid of passion
And an eye that does not shed tears at the mention of passion

17. I love all who are said to be lovers
And in my eyes he grows in glory and elevates

18. Passion is nothing but a virtue in man
That polishes his morals and gentles them

19. He who loves is revered and his nearness is sought
So his manners proliferate and are adorned