وَلُجَّةٍand a deep expanse of water تُفرَقُis feared أَوor تُعشَقُis loved
وَلُجَّةٍ تُفرَقُ أَو تُعشَقُ
فَماfor ... not تَنيcease أَحشاؤُهاits depths تَخفِقُthrob
فَما تَني أَحشاؤُها تَخفِقُ
And a deep expanse of water, feared or loved,
For its depths never cease to throb.
يَسيرُmoves فيهاthrough it سائِرٌa roving gust هاجَهاroused it
يَسيرُ فيها سائِرٌ هاجَها
مِنَof الصَباthe east wind مُزبِدُهُits foaming surge يُقلِقُdisquiets
مِنَ الصَبا مُزبِدُهُ يُقلِقُ
Through it moves a roving gust that has roused it—
A gust of the east wind, whose foaming surge disquiets.
فَخِلتُنيso I fancied myself فيin وَسطِهاits midst فارِساًa horseman
فَخِلتُني في وَسطِها فارِساً
قُرِّبَwas brought near مِنهُto him فَرَسٌa horse أَبلَقُpiebald
قُرِّبَ مِنهُ فَرَسٌ أَبلَقُ
So I fancied myself a horseman in its midst,
To whom a piebald horse had been brought.
Sol 6.1