1. The star fell blazing from its zenith
For one who came to steal eloquence

2. And showed his lights in the West
And made his sunset a sunrise

3. And all existence has an inner aspect
When its night grows dark, it lights up

4. And every garden has some faded blooms
When its branch withers, it leafs anew

5. And when the heart is rightly guided
By his lights and his true inspiration

6. May God protect him from the harm
Of his enviers, as He protected the likes of him

7. If his close ones found the door barred
Through their ignorance, not his exclusion

8. They would stand confused by his door
Not one of them truly realizing

9. Would the door of a generous host
Ever shut anyone out?

10. How much less the door of Him
Who has always been a caring, pitying friend?