1. With a glance that captivates he ensnares,
Putting to shame the gazelle and deer.

2. In his cheeks, such beauty and youth,
Fire and water combined, conflict clear.

3. In his languid eyes that wide awake,
Illness recovered, health full and sheer.

4. I restrained my love, self-respect intact,
Equalling his disdain and my desire.

5. All modesty that would protect one's love,
Must itself be shielded, that's only fair.