1. Let her come back after five has commenced
And leave her ties and whimperings

2. And do not restrain her mouth from prolonging
The fences, and her hands from dispersing

3. And say a prayer for her, she was not hurt
Nor did your time extend except in spring

4. She carried and saved noble souls
Who dared the wishes' anxiety swiftly

5. They carried pleasures in the cup of respect Each tomorrow to his brother an infant
They loved individually but they

6. Died together at the cry of separation
They protected the comfort of sleep their eyelids

7. And tightened over their ribs the bandages
And spent the night with their hands propping

8. Over the saddlebags, keeling and leaning
And in the caravan, if they join belated

9. The she-camels of that cleft kneel
Dancers of the hearts' love so that the forbearing becomes the obscene

10. Poems not dyed with water
Nor rubbed with grazes out of hunger

11. When lineage takes care in a gown
They wiped its trails and twigs

12. They tore souls for us in devotion
They made the eyes fall upon them

13. And shook our hands with the carpets of building
Their palms bleed the tears

14. An infatuation to you from a sight if it lasts
And from one who commands wishes if obeyed

15. They descended troubled so the chaste thought
That fervor had left no return

16. And your love the daughter of Nahshal
Did not increase in distance except agony

17. The death of Murriwayh quenched my thirst
And revived your plains for me, plains

18. I blamed them yet did not make them
A frightened heart and a weeping eye

19. And I stood reciting the covenants
If they can speak coherently

20. Settle, oh Ramah, is there any villages
For night has sent a content guest

21. It suffices him of provision that you paved
For him a sight and ample talk

22. And another, woe to her mother if
Youth in it were to you intercessors

23. Do not blame, oh my friend, and leave
Every beauty startled

24. And spare us for this aging the dispute
Not about roast and obey the craving

25. And time has shown us of its stretch
The night of boyhood, a bright dawn

26. If only my whiteness corrupts fortunes
And changes its blackness into cheerful to me

27. I swore by them like the cleavage of a bow
They think their ribs are bandages

28. We continue from the furthest reaches of their superiority
A trimmed mustache and a plucked side

29. Seashores where the flock insisted
Upon them so they became a flock

30. They bark the chants overtly in amity
Lofty and necks bowed

31. They stretched out the distances in the bellies of love
Until they reached, lowered, raised

32. Upon them is the paleness of delicate skins
They were changed with whiteness into lofty

33. You see them on the slopes of mountains
Bowing before kneeling, a group kneeling

34. They shepherded the dryness of living or multiplied
Upon the ritual of fear those multitudes

35. The effort of the chief of the able
Tired the walk of the guiding star or strayed from it, refusing

36. The young man of war, where did you find the afflictions
With his opinions, he evaded them, returning

37. Steel of heart and ample of arm
When people narrowed chests and dispersing

38. Generous of fatherhood, forbearing of youth
Taken with glory, its fount an infant

39. Deaf to the ugly talk
When the ignoble were to it listening

40. He protected the comfort of sleep his eyelids
Lest they enjoy without completing the glories, desiring

41. And he was assigned the greatest efforts so he
Carried them before being able

42. His hand pulled a chain in the friend
Gentle, and between the enemies, growling

43. He gave and was jealous over his honor
Thus reckoned while donated varied

44. Of the white hyenas, the stars walk
Confused if they faced their rising

45. Sirius they intercept the years
Arid, they spill in it the misfortunes

46. If they became barren, their barrenness scourged them
And if fertile, it was a wicked fertility

47. Long of forearms, sharp of swords
Good of origins and tall of branches

48. Slender, so if they sought revenge concealed
You saw them fill the armors

49. The king built for them above the summit
At the start of time a lofty house

50. Smooth you see the lurkers of defects
And if they lurked, they did not fall from it

51. Ardashir built it on his crown
A swift neighbor and a robust neighbor

52. And Abd al-Rahim came so he saw
Its fewness and his children rising

53. Your sacrifice is all the most loyal loyalty
When the mirage of light was delusory

54. Arrival upon the hardship of his time
For if good fortune handshake, he turned away, cut off

55. And every affliction upon malice in you
A concealed heart and a public face

56. He hid from you out of envy in his thoughts
A viper so it did not die except wretched

57. You carried the glories in the age of youth
And it was not a burden for it, able

58. If the scale of pride tilted in him
You weighed its weights or all its measures

59. You crowded the era's chest with your generosity
Upon the weakness of my ribs so it fell dead

60. And I took refuge in your name, my excellent luck
The free

61. So it accompanied easy, obedient
You sufficed the assignment of my need

62. And pardoned me to pursue the content
And you guided most of my inclinations

63. If only you had guided them all
You may spare me from a course

64. I see its water the roads lethal acid
A humble side I dragged the hemline

65. An age through it and wore submissiveness
And sheathed my superiority in it and you

66. Were more publicizing from it a sword artful
And if luck were fair, I would not please it

67. With a share or lead the likes of me for sale
And in your hands to be jealous over me

68. And to preserve in me a right I waste
I won the right of purpose in you

69. So I do not shepherd the delusory imagination
And I made people of my time precious through you

70. So do not make my rhetoric cheap in sales
And gather my near ones into your herd

71. And reckon upon time that I not be wasted
For the cloud of your prosperity

72. Returns to the drought of my land the spring
And you were to it a blessing

73. And first planted it and the artful
For glory witnessed but similar

74. To your merit in them and if not, blaming
And take from your time how it suggested

75. A slow age and fortune swift
And live for congratulations and glories

76. The night did not give birth to a bright dawn