1. Her longing parted her from her blossoms with stones,
A choking desire impedes water in the throat,

2. It returned her to the hills urging her,
The humiliation of the stranger and the yearning of the deterrent,

3. So she started appeasing it with her disputes,
Of the one satisfied with the present ripe fruits,

4. Dust wraps her shoulders,
Her limbs supported by withered trees,

5. That upon the tranquility of the one who disturbed her,
And that she was loyal to the traitor,

6. Deceived in her eyes by her loved ones,
With the deception of hinting without raining,

7. She meets their condemnation with every heart and grateful tongue,
And she is driven away by the spears of boredom and weariness, fate reversed,

8. She complains of their betrayal to her as the barren woman complained
To the lips of the infertile,

9. They kept away from her though once she made them hear every hearing and consent,
And whenever they were harsh with her estrangement they resorted to excuses,

10. If only her barrenness knew when they called,
Where is the abundant rain in the skies?

11. And when the floods receded they grew incapable,
Then where is the train after the train?

12. Their carriages were once spacious for her,
And their luck in fortune like the measurer of the loser,

13. So why did they narrow though it gives them generously,
And time provides them with plenty of arrows?

14. She was while they were sheathed in their scabbards,
Their drawn swords did not expose them,

15. Abundant were her shares yet hers were not
Shortened from these apportionments,

16. Did she reserve them save for the day of usefulness with provisions?
Had they consulted the glory of the son of Ayyub they would not have

17. Missed the belt of consultation,
So they learned and were taught the shepherding of rights

18. And bonds from him, the Almighty Able,
The chief of leaders examining glory revived

19. Every forgotten merit,
He ascended high in his heavens,

20. Sovereign in himself and commander,
And hereafter he has in the unknown a remainder

21. Speaking news and tidings,
And his people did not fall short of good fortune

22. Informing the first of them with the last,
Nor did they descend from the position of an honorable rank

23. They inherited successively,
But he excelled with a soul that surpassed

24. Excellence as the reach of the swimmer surpasses the wader,
And the sun though the stars are its people

25. Transcends them with magnificent radiance,
And better than your abundant boasting is

26. The testimony of souls to the elements,
He eased in his generosity his poverty,

27. As heights are brothers of the destitute,
So through him money is between a benefactor and a giver

28. And people are between a dissatisfied and a hoarder,
And the little palm of its abundance will not be seen

29. Among people save the son of ample honor,
A rider who carries him and a need

30. The mother road among the daughters of Daeer,
An emaciated she-camel combined in her lineage

31. Two halves of emaciated and emaciated,
It cuts off the gaze of my eyes without

32. I lead it the hardship of traveling,
Whether its journey eased or saddened,

33. Then its fortune is the fortune of the fleeting host,
Convey near the distance my wonder

34. My saying convey present to the present,
Call through it the unique, O most generous whom

35. The ties of necks are bound to praise,
You did not block people with misguided fortune

36. Agreeing, nor with unjust rule,
Nor did you minister to the Caliphs vainly,

37. Rather with certainty from the Knowing Informer,
The ruler did not shake you until your mettle was tested

38. By the hand of the Able sworn,
Two Caliphs chose you after they

39. Sifted the subtleties of consciences,
And tried before you every power-hungry one,

40. So they knew the superiority of the penetrating blade,
You were not like the fatal one in his ropes,

41. And through it the debt is dragged tails,
Eating God's money without discomfort or

42. Sins of monstrosities committed,
So enjoy what they both gave you of opinion

43. And boast of glory through it and excel,
And dress what you were clothed with in their shade

44. Of well-bred, pure, trailing robes,
It suffices your enemies a suppression and enough

45. Suppression upon the foreheads and the nostrils,
Indeed, the one who died his loss from them

46. Left you provision after him for the fleeting,
So remain as you subjugated them empowered

47. The difficulties of religion and the pulpits,
As long as al-Marwa is sister of as-Safa

48. And the house is between a cleaner and a circumambulator,
And sit for the days of congratulations filling

49. Their chests with glory and news,
Rising from them every shining day

50. With a festival and recurring feast,
For you the most pious day from them

51. And for the enemies every deviant day,
And hear those who call you in every talisman

52. Strange unthought-of in minds,
Despaired in its hopes internally

53. Deceiving itself externally,
And while it loves you so much

54. And is beautiful, it has few suitors,
It begets affection and money from

55. Every infertile in birth, barren,
So you do not know which idea of a poet

56. Came with it or breath of a sorcerer,
Affection made you dear of its pillar

57. Though it is of the noble ladies,
It prefers in your description what it prefers

58. In the garden theudder of brisk clouds,
It does not complain of your boredom which is its lot

59. From you though it was satisfied with the estrangement of the immigrant,
In days past of connection and newly restarted

60. Estrangement between a grateful and a blamer,
And know its confession when it was equitable,

61. And know in injustice the superiority of the patient,
And that while mischief is its lot from you

62. It was pleased with the estrangement of the immigrant,
In days past of connection and in newly started

63. Estrangement between a grateful and a blamer,
And know its confession when it was fair

64. And know in injustice the merit of the patient.