1. I say, as the proofs of my plight have become clear,
That I am beloved to the Maker of my plight.

2. So who is myself or who is identical to it?
And who are my parts and who is my whole?

3. When my eyes perceived the way of their existence
Through my intellect and selfhood, they were none other than my origination.

4. I say to it, "Who are you?" It said, "My speaker."
So I said, "I see two from behind both my shoulders."

5. It said, "And increase from what you wish, for I
Even if I'm an individual, you are the origin of my multiplicity."

6. So O He who is meant in every orientation
With my face when I was an eye of my aspiration for You.

7. My eyes perceived no individual divided
Into numbers except the One who is my plight.

8. He is the All and the parts, the eye of His existence.
So O You who affirm me, I am none other than You who affirm me.

9. I became confused about a matter of dividing the One.
So where is my existence? Tell me, or where is my oneness?

10. O You who sees my knot and the confusion of my mind
And hastens to unravel the knotting of my plight!

11. I learned that I am His servant and He is my Master.
And He gave me my knowledge and originated my confusion.

12. And I know that I am confused and He is free,
As He is occupied, so what a loss is my

13. Distance from Him in the eye of witnessing His nearness!
So how good are my deeds and how evil is my doing!

14. Indeed my soul learned of an established existence,
And through it was veiled from me, so it did not know my wisdom.