1. Today my prolonged hopes have been fulfilled
As good fortune came to me willingly

2. With wishes, and for it there was tenderness, while hardships have departed
And your proximity has been achieved after long separation

3. One who desires must strive for it himself
Seeking it persistently, while time exaggerates it

4. So his longing came trampling over fears toward you
And longing is an igniter of fears

5. It casts challenges according to its determination
It crossed mountains seeking mountains

6. In the shadows of its solitude, though its companions are many
But few are proper

7. So individually, none turn to face it
Except those who choose what is most valuable

8. The briskness of resolve is a sign of its seekers
Lightened for the day of bearing burdens

9. A steadfast runner, as though it could fly
With its rider's left hand holding the reigns steadily

10. It roams the valleys and its edge
Is assigned to settled affairs

11. It rises from the earth to the sky, as though
It has recognized your lofty character

12. It meets its gazelles with the neck of a gazelle
And its crescent from the first crescent

13. So your grandfather hastened toward you, his state unhindered,
By bounty of souls, not by wealth

14. May the days be forced by a lover's fraud
Who abandoned much and visited the select few

15. And reaching you might have been impossible
Had the state of the impossible not intervened

16. And after you, hopes despair in me
For seeing you was the height of my hopes

17. A state that healed my state, though
States change constantly

18. I am one whose throat you have pulled, and given to drink
In the sea, while I was playing with tools

19. And from his thoughts you have attained
Wonders that dazzled the negligent

20. I protected her beauty for a time, so it was defiled
Yet her beauty is alive with declining fortune

21. How many charming ones have I accepted their bride price
Being your acceptance, and built with charity

22. And a beautiful one humbled, so when you accepted her
She returned to add coquetry to her beauty

23. Bounty overflows at the arrival of my messages
Favors, so how will my day of union be?

24. And the sea gushes for the distant one, and whenever
TheRelationship grew closer, Bilal's favor increased

25. And if I saw you with traits, and with what
You granted me, and righteous deeds

26. Then the soul, when seeing wonders, is more
Deserving, even if it settles for little

27. Were it not for abundant fortunes in your company
I would not have come adorned with an emaciated body

28. And I would wander in the valley of ice, so how could I have crossed
Had it not been for your noble character

29. And I show the rich that I am above him
Despite my deficiency, because I refrained from asking him

30. And I remained content with the favor of what I possess
Knowing fortune preoccupies the ignorant

31. Covering myself in protection, patching constantly
With patience from its rough garments

32. Until I wished that the beauty of my patience
In the adversities of fate had improved my condition

33. And for your noble delusion to be seen
Bearing my concerns though not a porter

34. So I settle on my side though not prepared
And I drink a drink though not pure

35. The ministry complained of the humiliation of one claiming its name
In words though names are not like deeds

36. When the hand adorned itself it became inactive
From it, while your hand makes my state active

37. He rode dangers unexperienced, not knowledgeable
Oh how close his riding came to the marshes

38. And he imagined your intimacy in himself
When you flowed and the emptiness was pleased

39. So turn to it or take another in its place
Beyond love for it from the alternatives

40. And it surely grieves when you are mentioned, the longing
Of an outcast who was given good news of a meeting

41. They yearn to you, its people and their messenger
My poetry, which I have delivered well in sending

42. And you may be, even if distant, a father to them
Righteousness, by their destitution, and a mother to dependents

43. And if the rain saturates the country with pouring
Flowing, and the downpour of hail

44. It first appears through your abode then returns and gives it
The rain of eyelids the morning of departure

45. So it singled out gazelles there and spared
From it just enough for my gazelle

46. I would sacrifice myself for one whose position
Is glorified in the soul, that I may sacrifice wealth for him

47. I held the reigns of a moon relaxed on pillows
Unless I anticipated its crescent in my imagination

48. And I guaranteed good character to you on its behalf
So it asked about haste with composure

49. Then return to it as a lover likes his beloved
Grand with well-being, beautiful in totality

50. For the sword hangs by fingers its sharpness
And the eye refuses it without polishing

51. It used to come to me short, slender
So I got up seeking from it the favor of height

52. And it has beautified, so I strived until
What tasted good to me became permitted