1. Will you see tomorrow morning or evening
Returning without making any sublime speeches

2. Will you find any refuge from worries
That would make misfortunes a refuge

3. Yes, those very misfortunes that fatten me
Afflict me and then intensify or attenuate

4. I rose up again after not rising up with any burden
And the last one brought me something really heavy

5. Worries follow one after the other like sea waves
If only fate would give me some comfort

6. Why do I withstand days with endurance
When my body cannot withstand me being lean

7. I lend them to myself when I have no choice but to have them
Tomorrow they will leave me a slain victim

8. What worries have I answered the call of my sorrow for
I bid them goodbye, Oh my tears, flow down

9. Like the morning when my eyes bid yesterday goodbye
I watch myself bursting into loud wailing

10. And two grieving sons of Saad
Lofty branches crying for the roots

11. They were content with silence out of sad devotion
And they found the way to speak

12. I asked your forgiveness only for a person
Who prepared for his day plentiful provision

13. And your mother tailored clothes for the Final Gathering
Spacious from her purity, long

14. Tomorrow she will wear them and she will join you
With her surplus intercession

15. My grave, you watered my tears with your rainwater
And I never asked you for floods

16. My two comforters have carried away my youth
And your dwelling reminds me of departure

17. A cloud that makes the meadows fertile
And its direction prepares the departing quarter

18. The breeze still blows your earth until
The meadow drags its train over it

19. You made the silent wild doves speak
And taught the professional wailers to chant

20. And they said no calamity has befallen you
Other than losing family, father and tribe

21. So I said, does it make my tragedy any less
If it changes to dust or a boon companion

22. Oh father of raids, patience is a fortress
Your shortcoming is to let it weaken

23. Ugly when the virtues about you are narrated
The likes of you sets a good example of beautiful patience

24. The sun of daytime is not outshone when you are a full moon
Disturbing when it is intent on setting

25. Show it whenever it gets difficult, consolation
And you will see the smoothness of its arduous course

26. And guard your heart with patience, it being a sword
The clashing of worries filling it with shards

27. If death was content with the honorable men as a share
Then well done what the knights have left