1. Send forth your tears, O my eyes, in harmony
And string together the pearls and carnelians in order

2. And abandon sleep and restlessness, watch over it
O my eyelids, for sleep has become forbidden

3. And melt away in regret, O my bones
For comfort has become bones to me

4. What calamity in existence is greater than what
Has left people confused and delirious

5. The lady of righteousness, how many hands she has
That have spread over the poor and orphans

6. And devotion to piety and tranquility
My writers have been wearied by it

7. She kept to glory, ill fortune, pride and fulfillment all her life
She pleased God and all creatures when

8. The clouds of her hands' dew angered
She left the adornments of life and went forth

9. And the fragrance of her mention spreads among all people
She knew that life is fleeting

10. So she wanted the everlasting abode as a dwelling
She came to her Lord smiling

11. The mortals smile from her radiant teeth
As the angels of goodness surrounded her

12. On the right, on the left, and in front
Honored ones carried her to her grave

13. And the clouds unloaded their burden from her
They buried her, so which planet of glory

14. Did they conceal until it illuminates the darkness?
Such is the way of time and the habit

15. Of the nights in their permanence
And the armies of souls must meet

16. Defeat amidst the tumult of death and mortality
And the dissolution of forms is a destiny

17. So without doubt it will befall bodies
Wailing in grief is of no use, so be patient

18. And tie the camel, the people, after these days