1. O ridicule of a Sheikh without payment,
And nakedness of the glutton at dawn,

2. And criticism of the house on a bankrupt,
And weapon of the expelled in his wasteland,

3. And fart of the Sultan in a procession,
In which are delegations seeking bien,

4. And loss of the bereaved from a family,
Before Eid, the party pooper,

5. And look of the drunk at a servant of his,
Who broke the cups and the jars,

6. And regret of a beard when it grows,
In the end of the hair,

7. And scratch of a handless on his stump,
And blood oozing in the hair,

8. And look of the pig from a dunghill,
Pelting it when hungry with pebbles,

9. And behind of the defeated by a horseman,
Who reached him in an empty plain,

10. And shock of a drunkard from an assailant,
In a dark night, secluded,

11. And you, the obituary of a man,
To an old woman with no family,

12. And loneliness of a free woman at night,
In which her husband died due to harm

13. And argument of a schismatic who,
Hears a contradicting text, outraged,

14. And appearance of a heretic in a mosque,
Fearing isolation by his neighbors,

15. And face of a crocodile by a coast,
Came to it the drowning who saw land,

16. And nakedness that was ravaged on it,
The flies of dishonor in the morning swarm,

17. And he who has become the son of vileness,
In the eye of Satan, an abomination,

18. How you claim virtue but do not take heed,
Repeating what the experts said,

19. For he is in reiterating their words,
Like a camel busy with pregnancy,

20. O you potter for how long,
Did the Lord prolong your life?

21. Do proverbs speak the truth in their saying:
Not every day is saved from harm?

22. O made ignorance, for how long, I wonder,
Rolling at the edge of the wasteland?