1. She fled, and the doe along with her fled,
And the one with the bracelets withdrew accusingly.

2. He did not know love before seeing her,
And saw the blossom of love on her robe.

3. Her eyes winked at him as if saying:
"Do not follow us", so he passed by their tracks.

4. He hides from eyes though not
From the writers with him.

5. And love circles in his glances between
Fearing the right and the left.

6. And she sways like branches when
The morning breeze blows at dawn,

7. Or a frightened doe when she sees the hunter
But without panic.

8. People think her charm is the smell
Of a scented garden.

9. And see her as a houri but for
Houris being hidden from sight.

10. And think her face the full moon
Among other moons.

11. And say she is a beauty God has created
So Glorious is the Maker.

12. She came tempting hearts, having already
Drawn swords from her sharp glances.

13. Coyly dragging her gown like
Peacocks proud of their dress.

14. And all the land is faint hearts
Fearing love's assault.

15. The youth pursues the girl, obsessed
With what afflicted his heart beyond cure.

16. He saw her palace so he flew and she flew too,
Claiming the rights of a neighbor.

17. She came to him, cheer on her face
And greeted with joy.

18. Behind her breeze fragrant as flowers
From fluttering sleeves.

19. They are mistresses of all beauty
And for them alone are maidens created.

20. They spread the cups and the vine breathed
And the strings were plucked.

21. Their voices told David's songs
And the birds were passionately roused.

22. Darkness receded and dawn broke
Wit gushed like the flow of life.

23. The clouds wept in pity for her girls
But with a dry tear.

24. Then they bade him farewell so he rose
Bent with humility and remorse.

25. Had love touched lions' hearts
Those wild cats would have been tamed.

26. No! She of the bracelet never broke her vow
Nor betrayed it, she of the bracelet.

27. She guarded her secrets but unveiled
What her breast contained of mysteries.

28. She cried to the slanderers who plunged
Into fault then plunged into apologies.

29. Time borrowed days of that companionship
But time will not restore what is past.

30. He came to her abode, heartless,
With no joy but memories.

31. A lover's madness is to be
In lands while his heart is in lands.