1. I will reward Usaymah for what her hands have offered me,
Or else I'll reward her effort as generously as I can.

2. She rescued me when my own scheming had left me stranded,
With the rope of a man, who, when a neighbor sought passage, made way.

3. To free myself I would give up my dear steed, though she showed
In taut ropes on her flank, signs of one who could yet gallop and race.