ليُطمِعْكَlet it give you hope فيin رَجَعاتِreturns of الملوthe fickle one (word continues)
ليُطمِعْكَ في رَجَعاتِ الملو
لcompletion of 'the fickle one' أنthat الملولَthe fickle one يَملُّgrows weary of المَلالاweariness
ل أن الملولَ يَملُّ المَلالا
Let this give you hope of the fickle one's return:
the fickle one grows weary even of weariness.
يملُّgrows weary of القطيعةَestrangement مُعتادُهاone accustomed to it
يملُّ القطيعةَ مُعتادُها
كماjust as ملَّgrew weary of منfrom قبلِbefore ذاكthat الوصالاunion
كما ملَّ من قبلِ ذاك الوصالا
One accustomed to estrangement grows weary of it,
just as, before that, he grew weary of union.
ولكنbut ملُولُكَyour fickle one منone who لاdoes not يُريreturn (word continues)
ولكن ملُولُكَ من لا يُري
عُcompletion of 'return' فاصرمْهso sever ties with him أوor لاnot فرجِّthen hope for المُحالاthe impossible
عُ فاصرمْه أو لا فرجِّ المُحالا
But your fickle one is someone who never returns;
so break with him—or, if not, hope for the impossible.
يُداويtreat الأطباءُthe physicians ذاsomeone with علةٍan illness
يُداوي الأطباءُ ذا علةٍ
وأنَّىbut how يُداوونcan they treat داءًa disease عُضالاincurable
وأنَّى يُداوون داءً عُضالا
Physicians treat someone with an illness,
but how can they treat an incurable disease?
Sol 6.1