1. O Love, the remedy for love is lost
Except with you, so is what I wish for found?

2. She said "who do you love?" I said "For her love
My eyes, forehead, and hands are bound."

3. Don't play with my life or cut off my hope
With patience for death, for death is fated.

4. Your dream calls death before its time
And if you grant me, your grant is everlasting.

5. You're the princess of my soul and body
So correct my feathers with your gentle hands.

6. Don't hasten me to the pigeons of death, and wait
A day when I'm enveloped in white and black.

7. Some people blamed me for you, so I said
What's the fault of one whose heart is burning, exhausted?

8. I wasn't the first madman for a girl
Who made his heart foolish; man is stubborn.

9. Blame falls on deaf ears unhearing
While the eye of the critic is clouded in tears.

10. I loved my love, though she didn't love me
For her I have only words, no deeds.

11. A poor gift she has given me, a stone -
No, she hasn't given me even a stick or firewood.

12. She wakes heavily and sleeps lazily
As if she's an idol among the living, worshipped.

13. She slept and I couldn't sleep after seeing her
Does the fiery-eyed ever sleep content?

14. O beauty of my love, when she stood before her neighbor
The slender-waisted sways gently bent.

15. As if she's the pleasure of youth, loyal
And the intoxication of death, if the promised is not kept.

16. You give what you wish of vows and numbers
But the promise is close and the door of attainment shut.

17. My love's stinginess has made my resolve collapse
Of what good is the life of a youth whose cup is empty?

18. I envy the newborn who walked step by step
While I have a disease that no newborn has found.

19. I see the waist-wrap on my love, and envy it
The waist-wrap envelops what is envied.

20. O friend of my needs and companion
Until I complained and sleep was disturbed.

21. Tell my love I have loved to see her
If I had any way to bring her close or push away.

22. My eye settled upon you, hoping
For intimacy and the sweetness of dalliance.

23. No good in a number that is not fulfilled
So fulfill the promise, generosity is praiseworthy.

24. The lover isn't like a farmer with a plantation
If he misses the water, the promises enrich him.

25. If you don't grant with a promise, then don't promise
How ugly a promise until generosity adorns it.

26. I asked my love but she didn't return to a man
Whose tongue from asking people is bound.

27. It's as if she fears snakes lying in wait
No, it's as if I'm forbidden from goodness.

28. The free give you pardon from their excellence
Before asking, while the slave is driven away.