غريبُكُمْyour stranger ليسَis not لهُfor him دارُa home
غريبُكُمْ ليسَ لهُ دارُ
ماnot هكذاin this way يُحترمُis honored الجارُthe neighbor
ما هكذا يُحترمُ الجارُ
The stranger among you has no home.
A stranger has no home
This is not how a neighbor is honored.
This is no way to honor a neighbor
طيّرنيsent me flying فكريmy thoughts إليكمto you وفيand in
طيّرني فكري إليكم وفي
قَلبيmy heart لطيرِfor the birds الغَمِّsorrow أَوكارُnests
قَلبي لطيرِ الغَمِّ أَوكارُ
My thoughts sent me flying to you, and in
My thoughts have flown to you all, while
my heart are nests for the birds of sorrow.
In my heart nest sorrow's birds
ومنand from ورائيbehind me فارْحَمواso take pity غُربتيmy exile
ومن ورائي فارْحَموا غُربتي
حدائقٌgardens غُلْبٌthickly wooded وأَنْهارُand rivers
حدائقٌ غُلْبٌ وأَنْهارُ
And behind me—so pity my exile—
Have mercy on my loneliness that comes from afar
lie thickly wooded gardens and rivers.
Gardens of anguish and rivers of pain
لكنَّنيbut I خلفتُهَاI left them behind مُكرهاًagainst my will
لكنَّني خلفتُهَا مُكرهاً
والدهرُand time تاراتٌturns وأَطْوارُand changes
والدهرُ تاراتٌ وأَطْوارُ
But I left them behind against my will,
I left them reluctantly
and time has its turns and changes.
Time is but loss and change
وفيand in نزولlodging الخانِthe inn عارٌdisgrace وفيand in
وفي نزول الخانِ عارٌ وفي
أمثالِكُمyour proverbs نارٌfire ولاand no عارُdisgrace
أمثالِكُم نارٌ ولا عارُ
And there is disgrace in lodging at the inn, and in
In staying at an inn there is disgrace, but with
your proverbs: “Fire, but no disgrace.”
The likes of you, no fire or disgrace
Sol 6.1