1. The servant offers to his Master and gifts Him
Himself and that which his hands have crafted

2. And his Master does not refuse to own him
From improving what he gifted and accepting it

3. So God accepts what servants offer to Him
And He knows that we pray and ask of Him

4. The sea is rained on by the clouds' downpour
And its water is only from Him carrying it

5. So accept from the servant what he gifted, for he
In his quest has beautiful hopes from You he wished for

6. None asked of God his revealed favors
Except You were for him the first to fulfill it

7. And none came to Your loftiest door to serve it
Except the lowliest he shunned and neglected

8. Nor did the land of Egypt become his quest
Except to make Your magnificence his dwelling

9. He saw Your greatness and the fixed abode through it
For the life's remainder, the ripest of its fruits

10. So submit to him supplies to meet time with
For how many worthy youths except for You were bereft