1. The blossoms of youth have withered and the garments of old age worn thin
The branches swayed gently in the breeze of youth, now rigid and stark

2. And if the gray hairs of eve fall, the raven of night still circles above
A maiden turned and said, since we parted, my heart is captive to love unchained

3. My tears flow freely, while smiles and joy remain
Though distance divided us, still our souls are connected and intertwined

4. My flowing tears illuminate like sparkling stars in the darkest of nights
Our fleeting time together in the garden of youth was blissful yet brief

5. The gentle breeze carried your sweet scent through the meadows afar
Your radiant smiles outshone the brightest of blooms, illuminated from within

6. Lost in sweet reverie, time passed swiftly, worries faded away
You conversed and laughed, then melancholy descended, dividing our hearts

7. You turned away, veiling your light, though your beauty still dazzled and shone
I said, none can compare to the Prophet's creation, perfection made flesh

8. A form so sublime, the clouds weep pearls of dew to reflect such unmatched grace
A being so pure, brought forth to shower all mankind with his mercy and grace

9. Who only speaks goodness, though with each hair a tongue could give him praise
Noble lineage, though true nobility lies not in blood but in righteous deeds

10. Look to whom elegance is bestowed, who speaks most eloquently
None but Muhammad whose virtues the cosmos extols in its ceaseless refrain

11. Our shelter in hardship, lightning flash in the darkest of skies
The beacon that banishes the blindness of hearts, dispelling ignorance and lies

12. When intellects falter and minds cannot unravel what lies obscured inside
He brings forth the truth, no doubts can reside where his wisdom abides

13. In silence his dignified wisdom resides, but when he deigns to speak, all subsist
His sound judgement and reason illuminate solutions no mind could assist

14. His experience and prudence have plumbed all the depths past and present
Dispelling all darkness, allowing truth and knowledge to coexist

15. The radiant pillar of dawn, tearing asunder night's gloom and mist
In him all mankind see what they wish for themselves to embody and be

16. Wherever he traveled, his works illuminated all those who witnessed his deeds
All people as one sing his praise, the world with one voice agrees

17. Even if silent, creation would proclaim his name, for all nature o’erflows
And when calamities gather, his clouds come to nourish the seeds

18. Shading the land ‘neath his shade, raining blessings on all who have needs
Until meadows burst forth and the land splits with grassy green shoots

19. Bestowing rich bounties beyond any wordsmith's descriptive conceits
But only their gifts hint at his immeasurable mercies replete

20. Whence branches extend through all time and progeny yet to bloom
An ancient stock grafted where life’s river freely ran its course

21. It’s roots reaching heavenward, boughs without end seeking room
Whose nobility time cannot diminish or erode by its force

22. Consider the evidence in each leaf and twig, can you presume
To doubt the elevated origins that shape its trajectory hence

23. Unlike the pretender whose claims by his actions are doomed
A lineage whose branches with glory effloresce

24. Whose forebears grasped at the heavens, rising over the tomb
Beyond all horizons, transcending the realms between

25. Their nobility eternal, illuminated, undimmed
In him and Abdel Karim their prowess is pristinely gleaned

26. As peers they excel, though unique their demeanor serene
Sprouting on branches twined round their tree of esteem

27. Bearing fine fruits made perfect through efforts unseen
Molded as one for their virtues peerlessly keen

28. None can approach them, their magnificence supreme
As twins who together outshine all who vainly preen

29. Open your eyes and perceive what I've witnessed in dream
Their merits converging, enmity melted away

30. Hearts drawn together, divisions now meaningless seem
Radiance dawning with Hussein revealed in its beam

31. With fortune beside them, singing joyous its hymn
Though all may desire to host them, the virtuous I deem

32. Most eager to meet them, their spirits aflame
No blades can deter hearts seeking their asylum

33. With light steps not burdened, though gravitas they claim
Bearing duty's full weight, while others powers drain

34. Yearners for the Ancient House, though ascetics who disdain
Its comforts, preferring detachment to worldly acclaim

35. There each place becomes a sanctuary, worship unconstrained
Ever pilgrims, though settled and still

36. While all turn to the Black Stone, their hands are unstained
At the sacrifice, one said: none but us is ordained

37. From the Divine's sanctuary, beneath wings contained
To the mosque of the Prophet, pure and unprofaned

38. A shrine that would come if the Black Stone pertained
There prostrating in homage from dawn until night waned

39. Lips caressing his tomb while tears washed away every stain
To the tomb of his heir, sanctified place is sustained

40. Holy by God's angels encircling the site
Granting pardon and mercy for penitents pained

41. Interceding for Allah's grace to pervade
Proclaiming no glory but His is engrained

42. Raising banners of honor, no more to be drained
At the seat of their glory, ennobled its state

43. As the standard of pride flutters proudly unfurled
Let joy light up Zawra, tranquility fete

44. Pass the cup of glad tidings, honor elate
Their kin ever ready praise to create

45. From their line shoots have sprung forth in form delicate
As the stars' gaze is fixed, rapturous their state

46. They've enraptured my soul with their virtues innate
Rising still as I fall before them prostrate

47. Were they given their due, then precedence they'd take
His noble traits perfume the air, beyond consummate

48. Outshining the dazzling first blooms delicate
His smile's radiance shaming the sun beams elate

49. On his face rectitude beams, beauty ornate
Embodying all the fair virtues aggregate

50. By his power, time is fettered and fate
His generosity, all are made consecrate

51. Beyond you now, the noble's predestined estate
Leave vain boasts, for Mubarak will sate

52. Their thirst, exalting their name voice elaborate
At his name the fainthearted will disintegrate

53. His palms fashioned oceans, floods devastate
For them clouds gathered dense to accumulate

54. In peace, gentle rain to satiate
In war, torrents of blood to decimate

55. His smile shines gently, his sword flashes irate
Ask who'd lead if chaos ruled that direful date

56. From afar he'd be hailed by hands gesticulate
Say who has outstripped all in nobility's race

57. Mohammed the Munificent, none can equate
His cheeks shining stars, his visage innate

58. Marvel at seekers who bask in his light
United though myriad, not one would escape

59. The ages he filled with his virtues first-rate
O hosts that gather from everywhere to wait

60. For them open generosity's gate
Though in these times, meanness we regularly rate

61. To you my soul proffers its hand, hoping to sate
Your wish for a gift not inspired by mandate

62. Now a rarity, loyalty obstinate
Noble souls freely give, it's in their nature innate

63. While base souls refuse, though pretend to donate
She came as fidelity dictated her gait

64. Though verse overflows, she's beyond conjugate
Amber perfumes the age with your legends elate

65. Hoping sincerely her scent to disseminate
She flew to you directly, no need to await

66. No other would woo her, to you she was fate