1. The recollection of his love stirred tumult in my heart,
And nights amid which was a day,

2. And lofty mountains firmly grounded,
And seas whose waters were copious,

3. And stars hurried on by the moon of night,
And a sun that revolves each day,

4. Its brilliance dims the eyes and a violent,
Throbbing within the arteries is aroused,

5. And a boy and one grey-haired and an infant,
All of them in the dust one day to be visited,

6. And palaces erected that contained good,
And others that contained - so they are ruins,

7. And much that the insight of one who sees and is not,
Perplexed falls short of,

8. And that which I have mentioned is evidence of God,
Souls that have guidance and consideration.