1. I have not ceased loving you, O my hope
I mix monotheism with love poetry

2. And my eyes in you are sleepless
Their tears like heavy rain

3. If only I had from the light of your sunrise
A glimpse, so my anguish may be extinguished

4. Indeed my insides for you writhe
Even my body in love is twisted

5. And my patience the day you were aloof
Vanished, and the swooning did not cease

6. Show my eyes a meeting even
In dreams, O ultimate hope

7. And be gentle with longing and leave
This aloofness, show tenderness, be affectionate and join

8. And confide some of your distress for a meeting
O cure of my heart from illnesses

9. O object of desire of this heart, O
My sought wish, O all my reliance

10. O light of my sun when you rise
In the morning from me and from the horizon

11. O my purpose when I said "O" and
My highest aim when I did not say

12. Take a pledge from your mouth for us
We are from it anxious and hesitant

13. Then be in what will be as you were
In your first days

14. This estrangement, how much I endure it
Alas, few are my tricks in love

15. And the one I love is perfect
Among the sailors of the universe in robes

16. And the breeze of the concealed blew
In it my anguish disappeared

17. And the lightning of life gleaming
The time for my life to flash has come

18. These universes altogether
Are a whiff from the flower of eternity

19. It scented me when it blew
I am not distracted from it

20. The scent of the beautiful's clothes appeared
Fragrant from the side of perfection

21. And the flowers' mouths smiled
From the hills of the most noble Messenger

22. O blame me foolishly, I do not listen
To pointless blaming

23. My suffering heart is loyal to passion
It did not solve to love gazelles

24. Passionate love for the magnificent
Beyond my knowledge and my deeds

25. He has no likeness among creatures
No equal in command

26. Exalted beyond my words, most Sublime
Beyond all my fears and terrors

27. Of continuous connection without connection
And separation without being separated

28. None has tired of His affair, ever
In all times

29. Except that the command is divided
Into sheer truth and mistakes

30. And the division of the command appears
In the requirement of its lower individuals

31. And it is one in the most high
Before it appears to the owner of decline

32. This is the most splendid of our robes
A garment sown for a hero

33. We did not detail it except for a gallant
Whose resolve is free of laziness

34. A wine from which prohibition intoxicated
A draft sweeter than honey

35. So welcome us, O our loved ones
And give glad tidings of the magnificent abode