لَمّاwhen تَبَدّىappeared لامُthe letter lām عارِضِهِhis cheek’s down
لَمّا تَبَدّى لامُ عارِضِهِ
أَبهىlovelier مِنَthan الرَيحانِbasil وَالآسِand myrtle
أَبهى مِنَ الرَيحانِ وَالآسِ
When the lām-shaped down on his cheek appeared,
When his beauty revealed itself
lovelier than basil and myrtle,
More radiant than sweet basil and myrtle,
قَبَّلتُهُI kissed him فَرحاًjoyfully بِحضرَتِهِin his presence
قَبَّلتُهُ فَرحاً بِحضرَتِهِ
فَاِسوَدَّand it blackened مِنfrom نيرانِthe fires of أَنفاسيmy breaths
فَاِسوَدَّ مِن نيرانِ أَنفاسي
I kissed him, joyful in his presence,
I kissed him, rejoicing in his company.
and it blackened from the fires of my breath.
Then my breath blackened with the fires of my passion.
Sol 6.1