مالinclined نحويtoward me بعطفهwith his form الاشفاقcompassion
مال نحوي بعطفه الاشفاق
فتلقيتهso I greeted him بفيضwith an overflow المآقيthe corners of the eyes
فتلقيته بفيض المآقي
Compassion leaned toward me in its tenderness;
Compassion inclined his form toward me,
and I received it with a flood of tears from my eyes.
So I greeted him with tears overflowing the corners of my eyes.
غُصُنٌa branch كلماwhenever ارجحنَّswayed بهwith him الدthe coquetry (first part of a split word)
غُصُنٌ كلما ارجحنَّ به الد
دلcoquetry (continuation of the split word) تشاغلتI distracted myself عنهfrom him بالاطراقby lowering my gaze
دل تشاغلت عنه بالاطراق
[Emending the broken ending «الد» with the next line:] A bough—whenever coy grace made it sway—
A branch—whenever he swayed with
[Continuing that emendation and removing the duplicated opening «دل»:] I feigned distraction from it, lowering my gaze.
coquetry, I distracted myself from him by lowering my gaze.
نزعتI yearned فيin الهوىlove إليهtoward him بقلبيwith my heart
نزعت في الهوى إليه بقلبي
نزعاتyearnings تذكيstoke لهيبthe flame احتراقيmy burning
نزعات تذكي لهيب احتراقي
In love, I inclined toward him with my heart—
In love, I yearned toward him with my heart,
with yearnings that stoke the flame of my burning.
With yearnings that stoke the flame of my burning.
Sol 6.1