1. The one who agitated you with love is a constant lover
Like the line of the palm with the twisted scripture

2. After the passing of a year, the seasons succeeded each other
Most of them being cool and winter-like

3. His eyes yearn for the necklaces of Salma
And the length of her separation after union

4. Like two mournful doves created as twins
Whose eyes poured tears like rain from the rims

5. By your life, on the day I was between the living, I am
Truly patient with it and confessing

6. On the heights of the groans of yearning
Its fragrances rose under the awning

7. So wait, for every matter, even if pressing
Will eventually reveal and unfold

8. Thus is the house, it welcomes after estrangement
And after the dispersion of matters and confession

9. The gray-haired one in the sides of his beauty
Is not lacking in vitality from the runnels of youth

10. Nine years have passed for him, his sins being nine
And a year after the nine going by

11. So when the clay mask was removed from it
The purest of wines flowed freely, unveiled

12. With the sweetest flavor from Umm Salma
When night approaches, announcing the middle

13. I am the son of those who prevented the peerless camels of Nejd
From traveling to both mountains with light luggage

14. To Wadi Qura, then to Buraydah and its ruined Khabt
And waters that have vanished in drought

15. A redemption for the horsemen of the two tribes Ghauth
So the many horses bolted with the racers

16. They left the tribes of Ma’add
When they wished, few in number

17. And they led the steeds in troops against the enemies
Like arrows flying straight in the air

18. They compete with the riding camels on each stretch
Like an ostrich spreading wide on the plain

19. She-camels turning aside for the travelers
Their eyes roaming ceaselessly

20. With braids undone without weakness
And fine hair let down from its plaits

21. The hooves gathered and the circles narrowed
After regions diminished in drought

22. The guardians avoided them every day
Ailing from the orange sun of the horizon

23. If they turned their ears to a alarm
The protectors told them “fear not”

24. Shall I convey, O Da’i of the Bani Haram
The last of eloquent speeches after confusion

25. They blamed whoever conveyed panic and misfortune
Like the night’s draft with pure and murky water

26. So do not panic because of curses and leave
The transmitters of poetry composing rhymes

27. Do you think, O Ibn Yashkur, that my poetry
Is like the train of a cloak touching the hem?

28. Calm yourself, it is painful, for in it
Is the blood of victims of lethal poison

29. Take what you can, for my poetry
Is cross-pollinated with odes from the revealer

30. And if sequels come attacking me
With rescuing answers to insult, I have enough

31. We descended to take precedence over Ma’add
In the position of the pot from the middle of the court

32. While Yashkur, his dwelling was formerly
In the position of the most miserable of the weak

33. Yashkur has no noble brother so he sulks
Nor good neighbor he checks in on

34. A tribe more disgraced than lizards
And more acquainted with dishonor than old slippers

35. Old slippers, when walked upon
Trodden by all the barefooted

36. They hosted you, and they are slaves
And the guest may resort to the host

37. Does Yashkur boast about the Bani Lujaym
Contrary to what would happen contrary

38. Boasting to their female rabbi with an idiot
Of weak lineage, broken teeth

39. It was not fit for you that Yashkur be in the middle of Sa’d
In the position of colleagues in the rear seat

40. And you claim they are the nobles of Bakr
And who made newcomers like the foolish?

41. Endowed with insight into the doors of prosperities
And blind of perception from ways of chastity