أَلاAh! لِلَّهِto God بادِرَةُthe bold onset الطِلابِof striving
أَلا لِلَّهِ بادِرَةُ الطِلابِ
وَعَزمٌand resolve لاnot يُرَوَّعُis frightened بِالعِتابِby reproach
وَعَزمٌ لا يُرَوَّعُ بِالعِتابِ
Ah, to God belongs the bold onset of striving,
and a resolve unfrightened by reproach.
وَكُلُّand every مُشَمِّرِone tucking up البُردَينِthe two cloaks يَهويswoops
وَكُلُّ مُشَمِّرِ البُردَينِ يَهوي
هُويَّthe plunge of المُصلَتاتِdrawn swords إِلىtoward الرِقابِnecks
هُويَّ المُصلَتاتِ إِلى الرِقابِ
And every man who tucks up his two cloaks swoops,
as drawn swords swoop toward necks.
أُعاتِبُهُI reproach him عَلىfor بُعدِthe remoteness of التَنائيseparation
أُعاتِبُهُ عَلى بُعدِ التَنائي
وَيَعذُلُنيand he reproaches me عَلىfor قُربِthe nearness of الإِيابِreturn
وَيَعذُلُني عَلى قُربِ الإِيابِ
I reproach him for the remoteness of his departure,
and he reproaches me for returning so soon.
رَأَيتُI saw العَجزَweakness يَخضَعُsubmits لِلَّياليto the nights
رَأَيتُ العَجزَ يَخضَعُ لِلَّيالي
وَيَرضىand is content عَنwith نَوائِبِهاtheir calamities الغِضابِwrathful
وَيَرضى عَن نَوائِبِها الغِضابِ
I have seen weakness submit to the nights,
and accept their wrathful calamities.
وَلَولاand were it not for صَولَةُthe onslaught of الأَيّامِthe days دونيin my way
وَلَولا صَولَةُ الأَيّامِ دوني
هَجَمتُI would storm عَلىupon العُلىglory مِنthrough كُلِّevery بابِgate
هَجَمتُ عَلى العُلى مِن كُلِّ بابِ
Were it not for the days' onslaught barring me,
I would storm glory through every gate.
وَمِنand among شِيَمِthe traits of الفَتىthe youth العَرَبيِّArab فيناamong us
وَمِن شِيَمِ الفَتى العَرَبيِّ فينا
وِصالُcompanionship with البيضِbright swords وَالخَيلِand horses العِرابِpurebred
وِصالُ البيضِ وَالخَيلِ العِرابِ
And among the traits of the Arab youth among us
is companionship with bright swords and purebred horses.
لَهُfor him كِذبُthe falseness of الوَعيدِthreats مِنَfrom الأَعاديthe enemies
لَهُ كِذبُ الوَعيدِ مِنَ الأَعادي
وَمِنand among عاداتِهِhis habits صِدقُthe truth of الضَرابِsword-strokes
وَمِن عاداتِهِ صِدقُ الضَرابِ
For him, the enemies' threats prove false,
and his habit is to strike true.
سَأَدَّرِعُI shall don as armor الصَوارِمَkeen swords وَالعَواليand tall spears
سَأَدَّرِعُ الصَوارِمَ وَالعَوالي
وَماwhile not عُرّيتُI have been stripped مِنof خِلَعِrobes of honor الشَبابِof youth
وَما عُرّيتُ مِن خِلَعِ الشَبابِ
I shall don keen swords and tall spears as armor,
while I have not been stripped of youth's robes of honor.
وَأَشتَمِلُand I wrap myself in الدُجىdarkness وَالرَكبُwhile the caravan يَمضيadvances
وَأَشتَمِلُ الدُجى وَالرَكبُ يَمضي
مَضاءَthe swift advance of السَيفِthe sword شَذَّescaped عَنِfrom القِرابِthe sheath
مَضاءَ السَيفِ شَذَّ عَنِ القِرابِ
And I wrap myself in darkness while the caravan advances,
with the swiftness of a sword sprung from its sheath.
وَكَمand how many لَيلٍa night عَبَأتُI readied لَهُfor it المَطاياthe mounts
وَكَم لَيلٍ عَبَأتُ لَهُ المَطايا
وَنارُwhile the fire of الحَيِّthe camp حائِرَةُwavering الشِهابِin flame
وَنارُ الحَيِّ حائِرَةُ الشِهابِ
How many a night I have readied the mounts for,
while the campfire's flame wavered.
لَقيتُI found الأَرضَthe earth شاحِبَةَpale المُحَيّاof face
لَقيتُ الأَرضَ شاحِبَةَ المُحَيّا
تَلاعَبُtoying بِالضَراغِمِwith lions وَالذِئابِand wolves
تَلاعَبُ بِالضَراغِمِ وَالذِئابِ
I found the earth pale of face,
toying with lions and wolves.
فَزِعتُI took refuge إِلىin الشُحوبِpallor وَكُنتُthough I had been طَلقاًbright-faced
فَزِعتُ إِلى الشُحوبِ وَكُنتُ طَلقاً
كَماas فَزِعَtook refuge المَشيبُgray hair إِلىin الخِضابِdye
كَما فَزِعَ المَشيبُ إِلى الخِضابِ
I took refuge in pallor, though I had been bright-faced,
as gray hair takes refuge in dye.
وَلَمand not نَرَwe have seen مِثلَthe like of مُبيَضَّwhitened النَواحيon the sides
وَلَم نَرَ مِثلَ مُبيَضَّ النَواحي
تُعَذِّبُهُyou torment it بِمُسوَدِّwith the blackened الإِهابِskin
تُعَذِّبُهُ بِمُسوَدِّ الإِهابِ
And we have never seen the like of the white-sided one,
which you torment with the black-skinned one.
أَبيتُI spend the night مُضاجِعاًlying beside أَمَليmy hope وَإِنّيand indeed I
أَبيتُ مُضاجِعاً أَمَلي وَإِنّي
أَرىsee الآمالَhopes أَشقىmore wearisome لِلرِكابِto the mounts
أَرى الآمالَ أَشقى لِلرِكابِ
I spend the night lying beside my hope, and I
see hopes as more wearisome to the mounts.
إِذاwhen ماemphatic particle اليَأسُdespair خَيَّبَناdisappoints us رَجَوناwe hope
إِذا ما اليَأسُ خَيَّبَنا رَجَونا
فَشَجَّعَناso it emboldens us الرَجاءُhope عَلىto الطِلابِstriving
فَشَجَّعَنا الرَجاءُ عَلى الطِلابِ
When despair disappoints us, we hope,
so hope emboldens us to strive.
أَقولُI say إِذاwhen اِستَطارَflies forth مِنَfrom السَواريnight-traveling clouds
أَقولُ إِذا اِستَطارَ مِنَ السَواري
زَفونُwildly dancing القَطرِrain رَقّاصُmaking dance الحَبابِthe bubbles
زَفونُ القَطرِ رَقّاصُ الحَبابِ
I say, when from the night-traveling clouds there bursts
dancing rain that sets the bubbles dancing,
كَأَنَّas though الجَوَّthe sky غَضَّchoked بِهِon it فَأَومىthen bowed
كَأَنَّ الجَوَّ غَضَّ بِهِ فَأَومى
لِيَقذِفَهُto cast it عَلىonto قِمَمِthe summits of الشِعابِravines
لِيَقذِفَهُ عَلى قِمَمِ الشِعابِ
as though the sky choked on it and bowed
to hurl it onto the heights of the ravines.
جَديرٌworthy أَنthat تُصافِحَهُclasp its hand الفَيافيthe wastelands
جَديرٌ أَن تُصافِحَهُ الفَيافي
وَيَسحَبُand it trails فَوقَهاover them عَذَبَthe fringes الرَبابِof white clouds
وَيَسحَبُ فَوقَها عَذَبَ الرَبابِ
It deserves that the wastelands clasp its hand,
and it trails the fringes of white clouds over them.
إِذاwhen هَتَمَchips التِلاعَthe slopes رَأَيتَyou see مِنهُfrom it
إِذا هَتَمَ التِلاعَ رَأَيتَ مِنهُ
رُضاباًsaliva فيin ثَنيّاتِthe folds of الهِضابِthe hills
رُضاباً في ثَنيّاتِ الهِضابِ
When it chips the slopes, you see its
saliva in the folds of the hills.
سَقىmay water اللَهُGod المَدينَةَMedina مِنas مَحَلٍّa dwelling-place
سَقى اللَهُ المَدينَةَ مِن مَحَلٍّ
لُبابَthe choicest of الماءِwater وَالنُطَفِand droplets العِذابِsweet
لُبابَ الماءِ وَالنُطَفِ العِذابِ
May God water Medina, that dwelling-place,
with the choicest water and sweet droplets.
وَجادَand may rain generously عَلىupon البَقيعِal-Baqiʿ وَساكِنيهِand its dwellers
وَجادَ عَلى البَقيعِ وَساكِنيهِ
رَخيُّloose-flowing الذَيلِin hem مَلآنُbrimming الوِطابِin milk-skins
رَخيُّ الذَيلِ مَلآنُ الوِطابِ
And may there pour upon al-Baqiʿ and its dwellers
a cloud with loose-flowing hem and brimming milk-skins;
وَأَعلامُand the landmarks of الغَريِّal-Ghari وَماand what اِستَباحَتhave claimed
وَأَعلامُ الغَريِّ وَما اِستَباحَت
مَعالِمُهاtheir monuments مِنَof الحَسَبِancestral honor اللُبابِpure
مَعالِمُها مِنَ الحَسَبِ اللُبابِ
and upon the landmarks of al-Ghari, and what
their monuments have claimed of pure ancestral honor;
وَقَبراًand a grave بِالطُفوفِat al-Tufuf يَضُمُّenfolds شِلواًa torn body
وَقَبراً بِالطُفوفِ يَضُمُّ شِلواً
قَضىdied ظَمَأًof thirst إِلىfor بَردِthe coolness of الشَرابِa drink
قَضى ظَمَأً إِلى بَردِ الشَرابِ
and a grave at al-Tufuf that enfolds a torn body,
that died thirsting for a drink's coolness;
وَسامَرّاand Samarra وَبَغداداًand Baghdad وَطوساًand Tus
وَسامَرّا وَبَغداداً وَطوساً
هُطولَpouring الوَدقِrain مُنحَرِقَbursting open العُبابِin surging flood
هُطولَ الوَدقِ مُنحَرِقَ العُبابِ
and Samarra, Baghdad, and Tus,
with rain pouring down, its swelling flood bursting forth.
قُبورٌgraves تَنطُفُdrip العَبَراتُtears فيهاin them
قُبورٌ تَنطُفُ العَبَراتُ فيها
كَماas نَطَفَdripped الصَبيرُthe dense cloud عَلىupon الرَوابيthe hills
كَما نَطَفَ الصَبيرُ عَلى الرَوابي
Graves where tears drip,
as a dense cloud drips upon the hills.
فَلَوso if بَخِلَwere miserly السَحابُthe clouds عَلىtoward ثَراهاtheir soil
فَلَو بَخِلَ السَحابُ عَلى ثَراها
لَذابَتwould melt فَوقَهاabove them قِطَعُpatches of السَرابِmirage
لَذابَت فَوقَها قِطَعُ السَرابِ
For if the clouds were miserly toward their soil,
the patches of mirage above them would melt.
سَقاكَmay it water you فَكَمfor how often ظَمِئتُI have thirsted إِلَيكَfor you شَوقاًin longing
سَقاكَ فَكَم ظَمِئتُ إِلَيكَ شَوقاً
عَلىdespite عُدَواءِthe remoteness of داريmy dwelling وَاِقتِرابيand my nearness
عَلى عُدَواءِ داري وَاِقتِرابي
May it water you! How often I have thirsted for you in longing,
despite my home's remoteness and my nearness.
تَجافيkeep away ياO جَنوبَsouthern الريحِwind عَنّيfrom me
تَجافي يا جَنوبَ الريحِ عَنّي
وَصونيand keep back فَضلَthe trailing part of بُردِكِyour cloak عَنfrom جَنابيmy side
وَصوني فَضلَ بُردِكِ عَن جَنابي
Keep away from me, O south wind,
and keep your cloak's trailing folds away from my side.
وَلاand do not تَسريtravel by night إِلَيَّto me مَعَwith اللَياليthe nights
وَلا تَسري إِلَيَّ مَعَ اللَيالي
وَماwhile not اِستَحقَبتُyou have packed مِنsome of ذاكَthat التُرابِsoil
وَما اِستَحقَبتُ مِن ذاكَ التُرابِ
And do not travel to me with the nights,
unless you have packed some of that soil.
قَليلٌlittle أَنthat تُقادَbe driven لَهُto it الغَواديthe morning clouds
قَليلٌ أَن تُقادَ لَهُ الغَوادي
وَتُنحَرَand be slaughtered فيهِthere أَعناقُthe necks of السَحابِclouds
وَتُنحَرَ فيهِ أَعناقُ السَحابِ
It is little enough that morning clouds be driven to it,
and the necks of clouds be slaughtered there.
أَماhas not شَرِقَchoked التُرابُthe soil بِساكِنيهِon its dwellers
أَما شَرِقَ التُرابُ بِساكِنيهِ
فَيَلفَظَهُمso it might spit them out إِلىinto النِعَمِblessings الرُغابِlavish
فَيَلفَظَهُم إِلى النِعَمِ الرُغابِ
Has the soil not choked on its dwellers,
so it might spit them out into lavish blessings?
فَكَمfor how often غَدَتِwent forth الضَغائِنُhatreds وَهيَwhile they were سَكرىdrunk
فَكَم غَدَتِ الضَغائِنُ وَهيَ سَكرى
تُديرُpassing around عَلَيهِمُamong them كَأسَthe cup of المُصابِaffliction
تُديرُ عَلَيهِمُ كَأسَ المُصابِ
For how often hatreds have gone forth drunk,
passing among them the cup of affliction.
صَلاةُthe blessing of اللَهِGod تَخفُقُflutters كُلَّevery يَومٍday
صَلاةُ اللَهِ تَخفُقُ كُلَّ يَومٍ
عَلىover تِلكَthose المَعالِمِmonuments وَالقِبابِand domes
عَلى تِلكَ المَعالِمِ وَالقِبابِ
God's blessing flutters every day
over those monuments and domes.
وَإِنّيand indeed I لاnot أَزالُI cease أَكُرُّI rally عَزميmy resolve
وَإِنّي لا أَزالُ أَكُرُّ عَزمي
وَإِنand even if قَلَّتis scant مُساعَدَةُthe aid of الصِحابِcompanions
وَإِن قَلَّت مُساعَدَةُ الصِحابِ
And I never cease to rally my resolve,
even if my companions offer little aid.
وَأَختَرِقُand I cut through الرِياحَthe winds إِلىtoward نَسيمٍa breeze
وَأَختَرِقُ الرِياحَ إِلى نَسيمٍ
تَطَلَّعَarose مِنfrom تُرابِthe soil of أَبيAbu (father of) تُرابِTurab (dust)
تَطَلَّعَ مِن تُرابِ أَبي تُرابِ
And I cut through the winds toward a breeze
that rises from the soil of Abu Turab.
بِوَدّيI wish أَنthat تُطاوِعَنيobey me اللَياليthe nights
بِوَدّي أَن تُطاوِعَني اللَيالي
وَيَنشَبَand become embedded فيin المُنىwishes ظِفريmy claw وَنابيand my fang
وَيَنشَبَ في المُنى ظِفري وَنابي
I wish the nights would obey me,
and my claw and fang would sink into my wishes.
فَأَرميthen I launch العيسَthe pale camels نَحوَكُمُtoward you سِهاماًas arrows
فَأَرمي العيسَ نَحوَكُمُ سِهاماً
تَغَلغَلُpenetrate deeply بَينَbetween أَحشاءِthe entrails of الرَوابيthe hills
تَغَلغَلُ بَينَ أَحشاءِ الرَوابي
Then I would launch the pale camels toward you as arrows,
burrowing through the entrails of the hills.
تَرامىfling بِاللُغامِwith foam عَلىover طُلاهاtheir necks
تَرامى بِاللُغامِ عَلى طُلاها
كَماas اِنحَدَرَdescends الغُثاءُflood-debris عَنِfrom العُقابِthe great crag
كَما اِنحَدَرَ الغُثاءُ عَنِ العُقابِ
They fling foam across their necks,
as flood-debris tumbles down from the great crag.
وَأَجنُبُand I lead alongside بَينَهاamong them خُرقَswift المَذاكيmature steeds
وَأَجنُبُ بَينَها خُرقَ المَذاكي
فَأَمليso I dictate بِاللُغامِin foam عَلىupon اللُغابِexhaustion
فَأَملي بِاللُغامِ عَلى اللُغابِ
And I lead swift, full-grown steeds among them,
so I dictate in foam upon exhaustion.
لَعَلّيperhaps I أَنto أَبُلَّslake بِكُمthrough you غَليلاًa burning thirst
لَعَلّي أَن أَبُلَّ بِكُم غَليلاً
تَغَلغَلَpenetrated deeply بَينَbetween قَلبيmy heart وَالحِجابِand the veil
تَغَلغَلَ بَينَ قَلبي وَالحِجابِ
Perhaps through you I may slake a burning thirst
that has sunk deep between my heart and its veil.
فَماfor not لُقياكُمُmeeting you إِلّاexcept دَليلٌa guide
فَما لُقياكُمُ إِلّا دَليلٌ
عَلىto كَنزِthe treasure of الغَنيمَةِgain وَالثَوابِand reward
عَلى كَنزِ الغَنيمَةِ وَالثَوابِ
For meeting you is nothing but a guide
to a treasure of gain and reward.
وَليand I have قَبرانِtwo graves بِالزَوراءِin al-Zawra أَشفيI heal
وَلي قَبرانِ بِالزَوراءِ أَشفي
بِقُربِهِماby nearness to both نِزاعيmy yearning وَاِكتِئابيand my sorrow
بِقُربِهِما نِزاعي وَاِكتِئابي
And I have two graves in al-Zawra, where I heal
my yearning and sorrow by drawing near them.
أَقودُI lead إِلَيهِماto them both نَفسيmy soul وَأُهديand offer
أَقودُ إِلَيهِما نَفسي وَأُهدي
سَلاماًa greeting لاnot يَحيدُturns aside عَنِfrom الجَوابِthe reply
سَلاماً لا يَحيدُ عَنِ الجَوابِ
I lead my soul to them and offer
a greeting that never misses its reply.
لِقاؤُهُماmeeting them both يُطَهِّرُpurifies مِنfrom جَنانيmy heart
لِقاؤُهُما يُطَهِّرُ مِن جَناني
وَيَدرَأُand wards off عَنfrom رِدائيmy cloak كُلَّevery عابِblemish
وَيَدرَأُ عَن رِدائي كُلَّ عابِ
Meeting them purifies my heart,
and wards every blemish from my cloak.
قَسيمُthe divider of النارِthe Fire جَدّيmy grandsire يَومَon the day يُلقىis found
قَسيمُ النارِ جَدّي يَومَ يُلقى
بِهِthrough him بابُthe gate of النَجاةِsalvation مِنَfrom العَذابِtorment
بِهِ بابُ النَجاةِ مِنَ العَذابِ
The divider of the Fire is my grandsire, on the day when
through him the gate of salvation from torment is found;
وَساقيand the giver of drink to الخَلقِcreation وَالمُهَجاتُwhile souls حَرّىare parched
وَساقي الخَلقِ وَالمُهَجاتُ حَرّى
وَفاتِحَةُand the opening of الصِراطِthe path إِلىto الحِسابِthe reckoning
وَفاتِحَةُ الصِراطِ إِلى الحِسابِ
and the giver of drink to creation when souls are parched,
and the opening of the path to the reckoning;
وَمَنand he whose سَمَحَتgave freely بِخاتَمِهِwith his ring يَمينٌa right hand
وَمَن سَمَحَت بِخاتَمِهِ يَمينٌ
تَضَنُّis miserly بِكُلِّwith every عالِيَةِhigh الكِعابِshaft-joints
تَضَنُّ بِكُلِّ عالِيَةِ الكِعابِ
and he whose right hand freely gave his ring,
yet jealously keeps every high-jointed spear.
أَماare there not فيin بابِthe gate of خَيبَرَKhaybar مُعجِزاتٌmiracles
أَما في بابِ خَيبَرَ مُعجِزاتٌ
تُصَدَّقُare believed أَوor مُناجاةُsecret converse الحِبابِthe serpent
تُصَدَّقُ أَو مُناجاةُ الحِبابِ
Are there not miracles in the gate of Khaybar,
to be believed—or in the serpent's whispered converse?
أَرادَتit sought كَيدَهُto plot against him وَاللَهُbut God يَأبىrefuses
أَرادَت كَيدَهُ وَاللَهُ يَأبى
فَجاءَso came النَصرُhelp مِنfrom قِبَلِthe direction of الغُرابِthe raven
فَجاءَ النَصرُ مِن قِبَلِ الغُرابِ
It sought to plot against him, but God refused,
so help came from the raven.
أَهَذاcan this البَدرُfull moon يُكسَفُbe eclipsed بِالدَياجيby dark nights
أَهَذا البَدرُ يُكسَفُ بِالدَياجي
وَهَذيand this الشَمسُsun تُطمَسُbe effaced بِالضَبابِby fog
وَهَذي الشَمسُ تُطمَسُ بِالضَبابِ
Can this full moon be eclipsed by dark nights,
and this sun be blotted out by fog?
وَكانَand he would إِذاwhen اِستَطالَacted insolently عَلَيهِtoward him جانٍan offender
وَكانَ إِذا اِستَطالَ عَلَيهِ جانٍ
يَرىhe deemed تَركَforsaking العِقابِpunishment مِنَa kind of العِقابِpunishment
يَرى تَركَ العِقابِ مِنَ العِقابِ
And whenever an offender acted insolently toward him,
he deemed forgoing punishment a kind of punishment.
أَرىI see شَعبانَSha'ban يُذكِرُنيreminding me اِشتِياقيmy yearning
أَرى شَعبانَ يُذكِرُني اِشتِياقي
فَمَنthen who ليfor me أَنto يُذَكِّرَكُمremind you ثَوابيmy reward
فَمَن لي أَن يُذَكِّرَكُم ثَوابي
I see Sha'ban reminding me of my yearning;
then who will remind you, for me, of my reward?
بِكُمin you فيin الشِعرِpoetry فَخريmy pride لاnot بِشِعريin my poetry
بِكُم في الشِعرِ فَخري لا بِشِعري
وَعَنكُمand about you طالَhas grown long باعيmy reach فيin الخِطابِspeech
وَعَنكُم طالَ باعي في الخِطابِ
My pride in poetry is in you, not in my verse,
and in speaking of you, my reach in discourse grows long.
أُجَلُّI am exalted عَنِabove القَبائِحِvile deeds غَيرَexcept أَنّيthat I
أُجَلُّ عَنِ القَبائِحِ غَيرَ أَنّي
لَكُمfor your sake أَرميI hurl وَأُرمىand am pelted بِالسِبابِwith insults
لَكُم أَرمي وَأُرمى بِالسِبابِ
I am above vile deeds, except that
for your sake I hurl insults and am pelted with them.
فَأَجهَرُso I declare openly بِالوَلاءِallegiance وَلاand do not أُوَرّيdissemble
فَأَجهَرُ بِالوَلاءِ وَلا أُوَرّي
وَأَنطِقُand I speak بِالبَراءِof disavowal وَلاand do not أُحابيshow favoritism
وَأَنطِقُ بِالبَراءِ وَلا أُحابي
So I proclaim allegiance aloud and do not dissemble,
and declare disavowal, showing no favoritism.
وَمَنand who أَولىis more entitled بِكُمto you مِنّيthan I وَليّاًas a loyal friend
وَمَن أَولى بِكُم مِنّي وَليّاً
وَفيand in أَيديكُمُyour hands طَرَفُone end of اِنتِسابيmy lineage
وَفي أَيديكُمُ طَرَفُ اِنتِسابي
And who is more entitled than I to be your loyal friend,
when one end of my lineage is in your hands?
مُحِبُّكُمُyour lover وَلَوeven if بَغِضَتbecomes hateful حَياتيmy life
مُحِبُّكُمُ وَلَو بَغِضَت حَياتي
وَزائِرُكُمand your visitor وَلَوeven if عُقِرَتare hamstrung رِكابيmy mounts
وَزائِرُكُم وَلَو عُقِرَت رِكابي
I am your lover, even if my life grows hateful,
and your visitor, even if my mounts are hamstrung.
تُباعِدُcreate distance بَينَناbetween us غَيرُthe vicissitudes of اللَياليthe nights
تُباعِدُ بَينَنا غَيرُ اللَيالي
وَمَرجِعُناand our return إِلىto النَسَبِkinship القَرابُclose
وَمَرجِعُنا إِلى النَسَبِ القَرابُ
The vicissitudes of the nights keep us apart,
yet our return is to close kinship.
Sol 6.1