1. The tongue spoke from the conscience,
And people are signs of the good tidings.

2. Now you have relieved the hearts,
From anxiety and alienation.

3. The dark nights have given birth to,
The dawn of the bright morning.

4. No gloomy day remained long,
Except it rested in declination.

5. News clung to destinies,
From the mouth of the fateful king.

6. And it humiliated the necks of enemies,
The humiliation of the led camel.

7. It is elevated by the words of the orator,
And the hand of the gesture elongates.

8. And the consciences of enemies
Cast with yearning unto sighing.

9. And the foremost outbursts
Roll in conversations and slain.

10. Your conscience redeems itself during hardships,
Unlike the flabby conscience.

11. Perplexed during hardships and doubtful about matters,
Some are intent on His blessings and some radiate with coquetry.

12. Deceived by the world while your love,
Is not seduced by vanity.

13. The one smeared with blood is equated,
To the one dressed in perfume.

14. You are unlike the train that,
The hottest coals pass through it.

15. You were the breeze that blew upon it,
So it diminished from the heat of embers.

16. Hasty laden with the love of life,
On a miserable back.

17. Transgressing without cause,
Such is the nature of the disobedient dog.

18. You are crowned with virtues,
During the closure of breaches.

19. In the company of the white desert,
Or between residences and palaces.

20. You have changed the colors of spearheads,
And the elegance of the white stallions.

21. And you have turned away the grazing gazelles,
Prancing in abundant underwood.

22. With she-camels like ostriches,
And youths like hawks.

23. And a family from Hashim,
Who betrayed the chaste ladies.

24. Brown sheep and white-bellied mares,
Not curls or forelocks.

25. Seeking help against remoteness,
And helping during attendance.

26. Preventing harm,
And saving from times.

27. For them is speech, and indeed,
The lion has the roars of might.

28. The growling is different even if,
The arrows are from the same quiver.

29. Among people there is no pure one,
And the free man has no peer.

30. The progeny corrupted some of it,
Not every water is for purification.

31. For you without the honor of men,
Is the zeal of the jealous man.

32. And for the water of your palm during famines,
Is the fertility of the rainy year.

33. What is between the blessing of a seeker among us,
And the supplication of one seeking refuge.

34. Honor is from the entourage of wealth,
And humiliation more befitting of the poor.

35. And sometimes the wealthy are granted,
The Lord of the staff and the camel.

36. Misfortunes blew your haters,
From an emir or minister.

37. When he wanted to take you away,
He became of the gifts of graves.

38. The hand of fate pulled him,
Into the abode of vipers.

39. And days clarified him,
In the shade of bliss unto departure.

40. Moaning under calamities,
The moan of the wretched camel.

41. The world toyed with you and your naming,
In the mouth of the rushing torrent.

42. And the wind plays with braids,
While it stabs into chests.

43. None wore wool garments,
Except he who wore the coarse.

44. With protruding cheeks, shaven beards,
And braided tresses.

45. Dignified due to his shyness,
While the eyelids are described with languor.

46. Dignity restrained his ambitions,
And old age is more controlling of the captive.

47. After the backs bent,
He does not refrain from the journey.

48. A callow youth looking at his face,
In the cheek of the famous sword.

49. Strutting like a torrent,
Assaulting rivulets and rocks.

50. We the sons of the world are destined,
By nights and months.

51. We entrusted ourselves and does a child live,
Without a wet nurse's breast?

52. We are the feats from sorrows,
And the progeny from seas.

53. And when one of noble ancestry pridefully claims,
He traces lineage to stars.

54. Bliss betrayed us while its loyalty was,
The day of the pond.

55. A day revolved around the successor,
And he was titled the prince.

56. So it shone therein, and the rose of passion returned,
To the water-carrier.

57. And it took the lifetimes of sorrows,
With the length of lifetimes of bliss.

58. So who other than your heart replaces,
His worries with drops of wine?

59. Do not be content with the little,
Of much during requests.

60. So ambitions recoil,
Like the recoiling of the injured snake.

61. This is the time of prolonged needs,
And the short hope.

62. So allow us from your comfort,
Without little or stinginess.

63. You should not be driven,
To the staff while you are in the overflowing udder.

64. The impacts of your gratitude are in my mouth,
And the signs of your affection are in my conscience.

65. A chaste poem like,
The radiance of the blossoming meadow.

66. It rejoiced in its gentle owner,
The rejoice of the red camel in the pond.

67. And it is as if in its stringing,
Farazdaq or Jarir composes.

68. And it is as if in its beauty,
It is between Khawarnaq and Sadir.