1. O you who graciously offers excuses to a neighbor,
And who hastily extends a hand to the noblest of men,

2. Arrange for a courteous and refined doorman
Who meets people with kindness when they come to visit.

3. And a vacant sitting room—but do not let
Him see any reproach from us when we arrive.

4. For three days I will come back to the porch
To offer my apologies to the people.

5. But porches are for those who love the darkness, not
The honorable and esteemed to revere and respect.

6. Ask the son of the guard and Rashid, you will find
News from me and information there.