قَدindeed مِتُّI have died غَيرَexcept for حُشاشَةِthe last remnant of الرَمَقِlife
قَد مِتُّ غَيرَ حُشاشَةِ الرَمَقِ
مِنfrom حُبِّlove of أَحوَرَdark-eyed, with bright whites شادِنٍa young gazelle خَرِقِtimid
مِن حُبِّ أَحوَرَ شادِنٍ خَرِقِ
I have died, save for a last remnant of life,
I died from love-longing, though life still remained,
I have perished, save for the last breath of life,
From love of a timid, dark-eyed fawn.
For a gazelle-eyed beloved with a slender waist.
For love of a fawn with stark-black eyes, tender and young,
مَنقوصِmade slender تَهضيمِthe hollowing of الحَشاthe midriff وَرَباand grew full
مَنقوصِ تَهضيمِ الحَشا وَرَبا
ماwhat اِنحَطَّlies lower مِنthan خَصرٍa waist وَمُنتَطِقِand a girdle-place
ما اِنحَطَّ مِن خَصرٍ وَمُنتَطِقِ
Slender at his hollowed middle, and full
She reduced my appetite for food and drink;
With waist drawn in, yet swelling in fullness
In all that lies below his waist and girdle.
Never has any waist that I embraced diminished.
Beneath the slender flank and the girded belt.
مَعشوقَةٌadored فيهِin him مَلاحَتُهُhis loveliness
مَعشوقَةٌ فيهِ مَلاحَتُهُ
ماwhat lies بَينَbetween مُتَّصِلٍwhat is joined وَمُفتَرِقِand what is separate
ما بَينَ مُتَّصِلٍ وَمُفتَرِقِ
His loveliness is adored,
In her is a grace diffused
His grace is adored in every aspect,
In joined and separate parts alike.
Through her continuous and interrupted aspects.
Between features joined and features set apart.
ماnot خُصَّwas singled out مِنamong آفاقِthe regions of قامَتِهِhis figure
ما خُصَّ مِن آفاقِ قامَتِهِ
أُفُقٌa region بِتَفضيلٍfor preference عَلىover رُفُقِfellow parts
أُفُقٌ بِتَفضيلٍ عَلى رُفُقِ
No part of his figure has been singled out
No region of her stature is particularized
No single horizon of his stature is singled out
For favor over its fellow parts.
By any horizon above her ankles being preferred.
For preference over any other horizon;
فَإِذاand when بَداhe appears اِقتادَتdrew along مَحاسِنُهُhis charms
فَإِذا بَدا اِقتادَت مَحاسِنُهُ
قَسراًby force إِلَيهِtoward him أَعِنَّةَthe reins of الحَدَقِthe pupils
قَسراً إِلَيهِ أَعِنَّةَ الحَدَقِ
And when he appears, his charms draw
So when she shows her beauties to me
And when he appears, his charms lead captive,
The reins of the eyes toward him by force.
She forcibly draws the eyes' attention to herself.
By force, the very reins of gazing eyes.
Sol 6.1