1. You recognized the abode’s shape with incarceration
So blame the two garments, the cloak, and the robe

2. You stood asking the fallen like the
Whelp between ferocious beasts and sitting assembly

3. And as the builders lifted for it
Their arms around the house with axes

4. Your tears flooded the cloak, does
The elder, grey-haired, white-headed cry?

5. Won’t you forget them with chatting
Of rhyming lines, leaning on carpets sitting

6. A lover who turns away from yearning when
The cicadas nestle from the scorching sun

7. As if my camel litter were above one with humps
In its hearing and cheeks like chiseling

8. Except the seekers miss the objective for it
With the most beautiful noses, so halt

9. Until when darkness covers it
Torrents of filth pour upon it

10. It takes refuge in the shabby tents
Of the submissive, of fatigue and horse

11. It heavily inclines digging them
With its shadow above dry soil

12. Until dawn illuminated and dissipated
From it the darkness of gloomy concealment

13. And it rose as if in its heart an
Announcement startled it last night

14. It felt a cunning brother of hunting
Who created clothes, allied with misery

15. With silver money he walks hastily
Like a slim bottle, of sullen appearance

16. Until when its vanguards
Or its ankles tired from panting

17. It reached its limit, so it turned back as
The zealous turns up the nose, owner of might

18. So we slowed, frail and with some strength
Bearing with the breath’s exhaustion

19. And it yielded sideways as if in it
Rancor from arrogance and vileness

20. For many youths whom their morning
Drew out of an unsettled stupor

21. Difficulties that drive the forbearing mad when
The people's palms rotate with the cup

22. And the slain hero I crept for
Under dust with a treacherous stab

23. Agitation that casts with its
Poisoned arrows when provoked like embers

24. And beautiful, slender damsels
Of white bodies and smooth skin

25. Houries, delicate, I have toyed with them
And sipped pleasure from their bliss

26. And a tremendous care I traveled for
Until repenting my plight’s misery

27. So I relieved my care with resolve, verily
Resolve relieves the confusion of chronic woe

28. And I faced loss and good fortune
With time in flux and misfortune