1. And those who refuse its water as it sprays into the air
Are shown to be rigid enemies

2. The large pearls churn in their orbit
If they were to crystallize, they would adorn the necks of gazelles

3. And it empties its abundant treasures into ponds
With freely pouring rivulets like clouds

4. The orchard’s daughters, their eyes like their sisters’
Weep for them with pouring tears

5. And they long mournfully for their origin
Signifying the scent of a noble ancestry and tithes

6. If the essence of gentle water were chained
Its body lies lofty in the hollow

7. Of those who plunge into the river, its bubbles rise high
Speaking of beauty, the crests of hills

8. When slow it tells, when it descends or rises
The beauty of a sky adorned with stars

9. Around it they turn so it frightens them
With awe, so much of the fierce warrior

10. And when hurried, with determination it imagines them
When dusty storms rage against it

11. It turns to flee, fearing its bite
And it sinks its mouth into their ribs

12. Until the two have become intimate, embracing
During the course of that courtship

13. She comes to him like help in his time of need
With a gentle gait during the pleasures

14. The orchards' pillars are the best pillars
The winding streams the best winding