1. O Isa's nose, may God reward you with righteousness
And may God increase you with illumination and expanse

2. Yes, and valleys still flow in you
Of mucus, a pasture that drives away together

3. A fortress, a mighty fortress, and honor that if
Kisra of kings Anushirvan had seized it, he would have refused

4. I left Isa, so I have no conversation with him
And I conversed with a nose that became tall and high

5. Isa is a boy, but his nose is a man
And it is fitting for the epoch to make everything it did

6. I saw a nose and did not know its owner
So I said who is the owner of the nose that appeared

7. They said a young man who was absent in it. I said and I wonder
That he did not see the like of this sight and did not hear

8. Oh woe to you, bring him out! Their speaker said
Far-fetched! We do not see hope in attaining him

9. The valley is farther in depth when you seek it
Than you attain the ropes of the people if you milked

10. If only you could see me grieving over a nose for
A young man who stumbled in his nostrils, cut off

11. While so, his eyelids paraded
With his mucus, there was Isaac who had returned

12. So I said, good - for you have seen what
Eyes turned away from and you have distanced a refuge

13. So he said, I did not cease being in night and in fetters
And in matters that made me taste the deadly draught

14. So I said, O Isaac's family, I am a man
Who gives advice. Indeed I am satisfied, pious

15. Let there not remain for you a rope that pulls
The youth's waist, whether near or far

16. That you pull him with it from the inside of his nostrils
And bring him out with it one day when he falls