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Do not blame the tear if the tear of a man is blameworthy

2. Nor provoke it until it appears provoked
If one who has mental anguish wanted to soothe his nerves

3. With other than the water of his watering place, he would not have soothed them
If my tear turns red in the dyeing of carnelian then say

4. This carnelian - its dye clung to it spontaneously
And if the hot season afflicted my heart or my liver

5. Throughout my life, it would not have afflicted it with pain
How many a complainer, when he contemplated what

6. I endure, swore he would not complain of pain
You made me ignorant with patience of a sea of sorrow

7. That remained between me and patience, obstructing
O Karbala, do I not have in you a dwelling

8. Of praise so I seek in you a dwelling
That the body becomes reasonable or dotted, but the

9. Passion did not reason in my intestines, nor did it dot
Who do I have, when my determination set out with resolve

10. To reveal under my black night courage and purpose
My heart quarreled with its consolation in its love

11. For the People of the House, and my eyelid quarreled with drowsing
I have not ceased to love them with the pure love of affection and I

12. Do not love any love but the love of them purely
The love of the hashimites is an obligation and our

13. Rising upon the first path - they rose with what was obligated
Breaking their oaths from treachery - their

14. Oaths remained unbroken by blessings
There was a time for time, until when they took

15. Its distinction, each excellence was distinguished
O you who caused me to stagger in love of them

16. You have remained staggering in it as you remained staggering
How many bowed heads over saddle due to old age

17. My voice set right when it bowed
When I spurred on the description of their glory

18. I extended what was contracted of fervor
I have continued to fold for them the outstretching of glories now high, now low

19. Until the dye of night passed but the dye
Of youth when the dye of youth passes

20. And I would not be suited for praising them while they
Are those whose praiser does not find compensation in praise of them

21. I present my poem and present my love and if
Every composer presented a poem to them

22. If I approved a tear for him without blood
Indeed, I would have approved blood for him without approval

23. How much did I find with a tear to heal my sickness
But I do not see the tear except it increased my sickness

24. And how many wounded by what he faced of calamity
Upon al-Husayn and he did not complain of being wounded

25. Is he not the son of the most perfect of people in
Knowledge of what the Master of Creation legislated and made obligatory

26. My self loathes with disgust what dark injustice
Not for truth covers, when injustice disguts and the displeased disguts

27. The injustice which its aspects gave birth to
A thunderbolt whose light did not darken when it flashed

28. When the difficult situation grabbed the known brave one
While the known remained unknown to the difficult situation

29. Until a sharp sword of an ignoble fight
Did not leave any clothing on him nor any breath

30. But the sword of a sword at his slaughter
If the slaughtered felt what was slaughtered, it would have become broken

31. No, but by my life, his spear would have become fragments
Fearfully while those spears would have become broken

32. I did not cry white hair in the presence of villains, they thought me
A dotard when they saw me among them dotted

33. If white hair arises in my head then that
Is the light of prohibition and covering on the head risen

34. But I cried for the display of the gardens upon the
Chests ignorantly and there is no doubt an offering

35. Among a group all of whom the bow of misfortune drank
And the poisoned scroll pleased when they were pure

36. The fires of hatred descended upon them, their
Hearts blind, for if not blind, they would not have descended

37. A people whose folds are folded upon a land
Did a peg return sound after it was bent?

38. And this, an obscure disease with no medicine
Since the day of Badr, and the obscurer of the disease what darkened

39. When I remember their killing in the hot season
I cool a chest that for long burned

40. A people by whose merit the time went right for us
Until when we lost their merit, the time sickened

41. The beautiful things of our life turned ugly
After them and the sweet taste became bitter

42. Living became hated to the noble mind and
I only began to hate life after they were hated

43. An era passed for them when an era of hostility passed between them
The swords of demise were lodged among them

44. In an age of injustice, they established its
Arrows of injustice aimed at them

45. Their persons increase the fear of injustice as
The persons of injustice increase in breadth and expanse

46. Fate ruled for them that they be felicitous in the
Misery of others, the Judge of creation ruled when He ruled

47. So why did the land of Yazid become content
With what flowed upon his land and did not consent?

48. And how the minbar did not shake the despised one
If he only knew the shaking of the despised when it shook!

49. O Yazid, whatever you borrow of miserable rags today
Man is owed what he borrowed and borrowed

50. You harbored from what comes after the world to protect it
Like a dog from where it found a carcass it harbored

51. So the hatred of kingship disgusted with it transgressing
It did not disgust a curse one day nor disgust

52. And the son of the damned, Obaidullah, tore apart
Al-Mukhtar's term with the sword so it was torn

53. After the interception of Obaidullah our masters
With horses - and he sees them as steeds for misfortune

54. With the horses of Iblis, those which galloped
When Iblis appeared to them galloping

55. From every reckless breaker into war and the rashness of one
Blind and blind to what was reckless for him

56. O you violating the oath of our Master and Sayyid
Tomorrow the violation will surround the neck of the violator

57. Afflictions are not afflictions after time intercepted
Afflictions upon us with what it intercepted

58. You defend him as if an obligation while ruling
And you would not have defended other than him as an obligation

59. So look to seeds that did not reside in a womb
But they are seeds that resided in menstruation!

60. He who shepherded the evil of their deeds
If a tender of the garden shepherded, it would not have consented!

61. So how many beds that did not contain but
The sorrows of grief settled upon us!

62. And how many meals passed upon us that the taster
Does not find palatable or settled!

63. So oh sorrow - what has led to sorrow
And oh flesh - separation in the self if sorrow separated!

64. These were the stars of glorious flowers obscured
And this was the banner of highness lowered

65. To God belongs the bride of light, her light humble
Before the light of Spring when its light radiated warmth

66. Angry and frowning for truth, frowning
For it before the displeased frowns and frowns

67. In the place of roses and basil, her place
And she does not yearn but for the barren and brush

68. She wants Kufa to be substituted for Halab
And good substitute for the seeker of substitute

69. Gazelles of Wajrah or does she satiate
Strutting between inclinations and inclinations

70. She threw her burdens upon mankind for
Burdens beyond her burden are thrown

71. Exhausted in energy, she thinks
That she was created without energy from the beginning

72. The noble pedigree tires, her mind falters
Tiring the link between them and the combs

73. The youths tapped the jugular veins of her necks
So the resurrection of Tattooers revolves around them

74. Do not deny excess with her that
Is not excess with excess

75. The coquetry is not of my forums, but
Leaving coquetry is for the sake of my forums

76. How many displays for vanity displayed for us
From disturbance to our mixed company

77. If the roar of thunder roars in it
Only the lightning in it smiles with coquetry

78. My houses that are like my fingers were shaken
In their lines, the fingers of the calligrapher

79. The condition of houses is to say, when you are alone
My tears flowed with your separation, my enclosure

80. I have a stop of longing in you, so if
Traces dawn above it, the stop of the enraptured

81. Its shelter which the wind descends what ascended
To the eye from it the most fierce descent

82. Between the whispers of the Magi, its whispers in it
And the babbling of the Nabataeens

83. The bond of tear released the night of Bali
A mention that dissolved bonds of our mourning, its bond

84. Far from the soft ground and below it
The banners of zigzagging and the disbelief of the palace

85. Halab did not milk the affairs of my tears
Unless the sorrow bound with it, my bond

86. And if the young man's mother poked him
Then composure is to rest the son of a mischief-maker

87. Success is spontaneously, spontaneously, if
You seek success, or the manufacturer manufactures

88. The surly drink of my youthful company comes from me
And it reached maturing at the surly with activity

89. With truthful, bitter protection he represents
From his cheek the like of the poison of a tailor

90. Meet it like winter, though most
Beautiful I met like Phoenician brocade

91. After every raving, the suffering of hardship poured out to him
And after every raving, but

92. They wagered with our saddlebags the unfathomables
Plunging with our saddlebags plunging unfathomables

93. A drink that doubled them, the drink of the cups of wine
When they engaged it the engagement doubled

94. They crossed the sea of eternity upon bridges
Folded from marble and palace

95. It reduces to the distant stage beautifully
Reducing every distant of stages through

96. Continuous talents and intelligence, but
Crowding of limbs and body parts

97. Flitting ones like what flitted the surly
From between reaped and protected thickets

98. Protection wagers it such that they
My ambitions in place of its protection waged

99. Until when they alighted since they alighted, an aerial castle
Above the stars and the most extensive palace

100. The highest children of Islam, the peak of a dome
Eternally and the farthest of it reach, the outstretching castle

101. Do not place far the form of Ibrahim as
It was spread in mentalities like the sewing of a quilt

102. A sword, when it unsheathes it is known that it is
More severe upon the substance of events, the unsheather

103. Since its sharpness extended, extended its span
If it resolves it resolves and tilts

104. A calamity the editing of action within when tomorrow
The saying of a man is disabled without editing

105. So when you are wary with it you are wary with scattering
And when you seek aid from it you are aided with impotence

106. More precise than Aristotle’s sight if
You look at it, and penetrates more than Hippocrates

107. But all hearts are fluctuating from
The flowers of that garden over spread

108. It composed its etiquette, the thought that
Was composed like the symmetry of pearls in necklaces

109. A thought that became padlocks and every
Padlock of thought but a key to deduction

110. It is that gentle, high mountain climbed
In knowledge and the distant, boundless sea

111. It meets the corpses from worldly matters if
They crawl with bright-faced natures, dead spirits

112. As if scattered pearls from seashells but
As if strewn pearls from oysters

113. A submerger of branches yet it yields highness
The yielder of highness from every submerged branch

114. It grows unto a grandson of generosity that
Its taproots are from the most generous of taproots

115. By God, fathers who dragged from their glory
The course of the glorified rivers and earrings

116. Guidance was bundled within them and guidance was not
To be bundled but in the most glorious bundle

117. In a gazebo the impudence turned its branches
So it came stumbling in the most impudent stumbling

118. And you split your fate, O Abu Ishaq
So your fate is the most plentiful of fates

119. And you took from the glorious knowledge
Guarded from the guarded glory

120. Ambitions that met their tracks, ambitions that
Stood awes from behind awes

121. The screeching triumph, when it hurls in
Its paths like Jerboa rodent, the bouncer

122. Sagacity stands where your shadow stands
Eternal and walks where your walking shadow walks

123. How much have you left from an affectionate guardian giant
Unattainable, and from a hostile puny one

124. Take a robe whether the editing bared it or
It does not need the arrange and tailor

125. And correct my speech, for if I omitted in
My speech then do not ignore the omission

126. It is wisdom gifted you and it is only
Wisdom gifted to Socrates

127. Brochure of praise, if its editing
Becomes a pattern, it becomes the color of patterns

128. They possessed my conscience so it dispersed
Its thoughts in fairness not injustice

129. If I rouse my desire to your praise it dwells the
Praise to it in every rug