1. The night faded away, weakened,
As its stars began to disappear.

2. And dawn came into sight,
Smiling at the earth and the sky.

3. It rose in the east, blossoming,
Dyed with the redness of the horizon.

4. It pierces the clouds, shining,
With its light when it collided with them.

5. And it sends glancing light
That awakens the birds in the leaves,

6. As if the universe, when it appeared,
And the night mingled with the light.

7. The rest of misery departed
When the dawn of joy and delight came.

8. And the mistress of the day came
In a procession of light, raising

9. The banner of victory and pride,
Rosy in color, shining.

10. As if she and the breeze strolled
In the garden, the aroma accompanying them.

11. Adorned with a crown of carnelian,
Which added more beauty to this open space,

12. Or an angel of might who found
The east inundating it with splendor.

13. So I walked to the fields,
Watching the beaming sun,

14. And the light from its beautiful face
Pours into my heart passionately.

15. In a meadow filled with morning,
Where elegant gardens are located.

16. If you wish for roses or wish not,
All are growing freely in the open space.

17. Adorned with grace and dew drops,
And smiled with a smile of shyness.

18. And the grass flaunted its rug,
Green like emerald,

19. When the birds spread their feathers,
Gathering atop it cheerfully.

20. And the chick left its nest
In the beauty and adornment of the morning,

21. A bird rising high
Coming down through the air space.

22. It swims freely in the void
With the king of the air accompanying it.

23. I came to the river on purpose,
To quench the thirst of my soul with its pebbles,

24. Appealing to the mind’s theater,
Seeking tranquility of life from the Most High.

25. Look around me to the horizon,
And the trees leaning over the waters,

26. Casting shadows on the waters,
Disturbed, gloomy in appearance.

27. I said to myself, O soul take it easy,
Worry and sorrow are of no use.

28. For all these pebbles are stars
That settled on the sands.

29. And the meadow is the face of the beautiful sky,
And the river is the river of the galaxy.

30. And vegetation blossoms abundantly,
Emitting the spirit of joy.

31. And the flowers resemble a child,
The bustle of a vast, serene cradle,

32. When the breeze blows gently,
Playing in it as it wishes.

33. The water, the light, the fragrance,
The sand, the plants and the pebbles,

34. And the breezes that blow,
And the shade, sometimes expanding, sometimes shrinking,

35. Are symbols of serenity
That permeated the horizon.

36. And this came humbly,
With all the hostility in it.

37. The God dispenses justice in it
Against those who transgressed or did wrong.

38. Everything in the universe is destined,
Even inanimate objects without senses,

39. And the peaceful animal
Grazes in safety and comfort.

40. It has the space, the breeze,
And the shade of palms and the light of the sun.

41. And God has taken it as a dependent
For the sustenance it receives,

42. It produces offspring for itself and a family,
And increases fertility and growth.

43. Thus all elements
Join together until they unite.

44. Bonds within bonds,
Beginnings that will not multiply.

45. Connected to the ends,
And it is a singular structure.

46. For the One who built it, He is worshipped,
The secret of existence is worshipped in it.

47. And God in it, Almighty and Sublime,
Regulates everything equally.