أَشدوI sing وَتَشدوand sing حَماماتdoves الأَراكthe arak tree وَماand not
أَشدو وَتَشدو حَمامات الأَراك وَما
أَشجانsorrows هاتيكthose doves إِلّاexcept بَعضsome أَشجانيmy sorrows
أَشجان هاتيك إِلّا بَعض أَشجاني
I sing, and the doves of the arak sing; and no
I plod on though doves in the bushes complain,
sorrows of theirs are anything but a portion of my own.
Their sad notes remind me of my sorrow and pain,
كَأَنas though مُنتَظِماًarrayed لِلارغوانof the redbud عَلىupon الأَthe (word continues)
كَأَن مُنتَظِماً لِلارغوان عَلى الأَ
غصانbranches (split word continued) مُنتَثرscattered مِنfrom دَمعيَmy tears القانيcrimson
غصان مُنتَثر مِن دَمعيَ القاني
As though the redbud blossoms, arrayed upon the
As sweet-scented herbs on the branches remain
branches, were scattered from my crimson tears.
Specked with teardrops again and again.
Sol 6.1