باللهby God فُضَّpart العقيقَthe carnelian عنfrom بَردٍhailstones
بالله فُضَّ العقيقَ عن بَردٍ
يَرويhe waters أقاحِيهits daisies منfrom مُدَامِthe wine of فمِهhis mouth
يَروي أقاحِيه من مُدَامِ فمِه
By God, part the carnelian from the hailstones,
Whose daisies he waters with the wine of his mouth.
وامسحand wipe غواليrich perfumes العِذَارِthe cheek-down عنfrom قَمَرٍa moon
وامسح غوالي العِذَارِ عن قَمَرٍ
نقطضdotted (probable reading; text unclear) بالوردِwith roses خَدَّthe cheek of مُلتثمهthe one who kisses him
نقطض بالوردِ خَدَّ مُلتثمه
And wipe the cheek-down’s rich perfumes from a moon
That has [dotted] his kisser’s cheek with roses.
قُلsay للسّقَامِto the sickness الذيthat بناظِرِهin his eye
قُل للسّقَامِ الذي بناظِرِه
دَعهُleave him واشركand let share حَشايَmy heart فيin سَقَمهِhis sickness
دَعهُ واشرك حَشايَ في سَقَمهِ
Say to the sickness in his eye:
Leave him, and let my heart share in his sickness.
كلُّevery غرامٍpassion تُخافُis feared فِتنَتَهits temptation
كلُّ غرامٍ تُخافُ فِتنَتَه
فَبَنَso, between (probable reading; text unclear) ألحاظِهhis glances ومبتسمهand his smile
فَبَنَ ألحاظِه ومبتسمه
Every passion whose temptation is feared
Lies [between] his glances and his smile.
Sol 6.1