1. The complaints of Sa'dya's camels have broken his heart
And their beauty on the day they set out, marching

2. I say, though we have passed the landmarks of bloodshed
And shame, or less than them, the small hills

3. Look - does it graze like this? As if
The waves of Shayza were stirred up by the constant winds

4. Do you see me after the cattle were taken away
When does were built, and they are your friends

5. They returned with contempt after twenty nights
While they are the little nights of the eyes, your comrades

6. Does were built, but none of them were beneficial
Even if they reached, you would see her laughing

7. Travel denied everything that came to stay
So they are gazelles on the path, your peers

8. The needs were loaded on thin camels as if
Their yellow saddle blankets were shriveled

9. A pot is smoked and silent as if it were
Tomatoes overflowing with boiling here and there

10. As if the driver's camels were about to throw off
Their fat here and there and the luggage

11. And over the live white as if they were
Gazelles resting on the hilltops, grazing

12. Autumn deer that lodged on the lotus tree bent
Their fawns gathered them, the teeny ones

13. So I remained complaining until it was as if they were
Tent pegs of blazing fire consumed by the winds

14. For my recovery is a glance if I looked at it
At the rear of the caravan another day, and behind me are your companions

15. And if the tents appeared from the belly of Arthad
For us, the two slit tents are decaying

16. You avoided visiting Layla tyrannically
While you are a man among your loving people

17. I say: Since the live ones are Ka'b and 'Amir
They met us and the rituals rolled us up there

18. May God reward the live one with blessed freshness
And the winds blew goodness upon him

19. With every dripping cloud of springtime its flowers
For him are pearls in the two cheekbones

20. As you have blessed the believers with clouds
Abu Khalid, upon you peace the angels

21. What is wrong with me has come to you, for it is
Reproach, Abu Marwan, while my heart is pleased