1. لَمّا تَبَدّى لامُ عارِضِهِ

    أَبهى مِنَ الرَيحانِ وَالآسِ

    When the lām-shaped down on his cheek appeared,

    lovelier than basil and myrtle,

  2. قَبَّلتُهُ فَرحاً بِحضرَتِهِ

    فَاِسوَدَّ مِن نيرانِ أَنفاسي

    I kissed him, joyful in his presence,

    and it blackened from the fires of my breath.