1. The morning breeze blows by, reviving me,
And the rustling of leaves in the branches soothes me.

2. Melancholy, roses, and blessings refresh me,
While partridges and falcons entice me.

3. When the north wind blows at dawn,
Its fragrance helps spread the winds' scent.

4. The leaf of complaint and lament stirs me,
And with passion and longing it tempts me.

5. I now happily drag my tail in love,
With a heart crazed among the insane.

6. I cry out his name among the tents,
Softened by the burning entrails, distressed.

7. I have no refuge but in you,
If you dismiss me, who will shelter me?

8. If you show mercy, how gracious you are!
With kindness you gently draw me to you.

9. You have granted me immense gifts,
So favor accompanies me, as you support me.

10. I have no intercessor but my humility and destitution,
So have mercy today on the most wretched of the wretched.

11. Pray and repel as you wish, and I will desire what
you find satisfactory of my torment in passion.

12. When will I see myself reveling in the shadows of union,
Wearing the garment of intimacy, with the confidant calling me?

13. I will abandon the world and devote my life
to your door, for that is my religion.

14. With cheeks rubbing the soil of the abode, nothing
but your nearness in life consoles me.

15. I have offered my soul as a sacrifice, as nothing
but my soul and passion have I made my blades today.

16. So rest me if you accept my proximity in love,
And at my soul's taking, sing me your name.

17. For death in you is endless life,
And in you, loss is the existence of living, so revive me!