1. Do not impose your harshness as my torment,
And be gentle in love with the suitor,

2. And whenever you unsheathe the swords of estrangement,
Do not kill the distressed without cause,

3. For I have been content in love with your affection,
Despite what I see in you of difficulties,

4. They said: Enjoy the fruits of union, I told them:
My aim is your union without moisture,

5. Tell the flirts to stop their ignorance,
For life is not devoid of a lover,

6. I do not dislike the words of my critic and whoever,
Finds disliked things pleasing in the beloved,

7. My door, I wished for her love,
But she showed me intimidation in encouragement,

8. The tails of wonders flowed hostile, and whoever,
Can withstand the dragged and the erected,

9. White, who has been exposed by her perfect figure,
From Sada, brown, and a moist branch,

10. She frequented the garden of her cheeks for a promenade,
And got a share of roses for her,

11. I remained obsessed with her and her cup,
Until she quenched me in love with my drink.