كُلّevery سَقامٍillness زالَdeparted عَنfrom سُنقرِSunqur
كُلّ سَقامٍ زالَ عَن سُنقرِ
إِلاexcept الَّذيthat which فيin طَرفِهِhis eye الأَحوَرِbright-white and dark-pupilled
إِلا الَّذي في طَرفِهِ الأَحوَرِ
Every illness has left Sunqur,
Except the languor in his bright, dark-pupilled eyes.
وَلّىfled بَهارٌa yellow oxeye كانَhad been فيon خَدِّهِhis cheek
وَلّى بَهارٌ كانَ في خَدِّهِ
منهَزِماًrouted مِنby وَردِهِhis rose الأَحمَرِred
منهَزِماً مِن وَردِهِ الأَحمَرِ
A yellow oxeye that had been on his cheek fled,
Routed by his crimson rose.
وَأَسبَلَتand hung down سُنبُلَةٌan ear of grain خَلفَهُbehind him
وَأَسبَلَت سُنبُلَةٌ خَلفَهُ
تَرنوgazing إِلىtoward الميزانِLibra وَالمُشتَريand Jupiter
تَرنو إِلى الميزانِ وَالمُشتَري
And an ear of grain hung down behind him,
Gazing toward Libra and Jupiter.
وَاِفتَرَّand smiled غُصنُa bough البانِthe bān tree مِنfrom قَدِّهِhis figure
وَاِفتَرَّ غُصنُ البانِ مِن قَدِّهِ
فَوقَabove الكَثيبِthe sand-dune الناعِمِsoft الأَعفَرِdust-colored
فَوقَ الكَثيبِ الناعِمِ الأَعفَرِ
And a bān-tree bough smiled forth from his figure,
Above the soft, dust-colored dune.
وَعُلَّand were watered again فيin فيهِhis mouth الأَقاحيthe daisies مِنَwith الthe (continued on the next line)
وَعُلَّ في فيهِ الأَقاحي مِنَ ال
رُضابِsaliva وَالصَهباءِand tawny wine وَالكَوثَرِand Kawthar
رُضابِ وَالصَهباءِ وَالكَوثَرِ
And in his mouth the daisies were watered anew with
Saliva, tawny wine, and Kawthar.
Sol 6.1