1. You are but a gazelle or an alluring doe
With a vision that beckons me and informs me

2. An eye where magic wanders through its lids
And lips where sugar flows over them

3. With restrained grace and polished manners
An alluring coquetry and allure

4. O you, the comrade of the sitters, O the companion of those
Whether intoxicated or not intoxicated with red wine

5. You were disturbed that a beard flowed on your cheek
You are the one whose movements

6. From every side blossom with features
He earned manliness from his father and mother

7. And followed their exemplary ways arrogantly
Why does the gazelle not earn grace followed by him

8. Who was graced by an amiable side and good manners
Etiquette strengthened for him among us a way

9. The manifestation of manliness in its strength is essence
Do not listen to the slanderers and turn away

10. From their claims in little and much
And their saying that plants are distorted

11. In their features and the hearts crooked
They lied and if they were truthful you would have responded

12. This is omitted immediately and illuminated
O gazelle of meadows you went away with known lineage

13. Whose words cannot be denied
What is the roughness in languages and its ways?

14. Indeed the ways of languages are rough
In your stretching of cups and shrinking them

15. A margin from what is stretched and shrunk
Leave raising Zaid in speech and his substitution

16. Grammar to you is not what is mentioned
So henna your hands for henna is eloquent

17. As the notebook does not look good in your hands
Is it valid for Al-Farra to be loved in

18. The ruling of passion or to wink at the red one