1. Drowsy in the gloom of nights, slumbering,
And life entirely a dream,

2. Every eye in the darkness, yet
Dreams have changed what darkness wrought.

3. A sleep whose age was prolonged that ended it
A sleep that had no ending after it,

4. Each busied with their life while death
Stands guard around souls awake.

5. Life was cut short under length of hope,
Imaginations strayed in its expanse.

6. Had the youth wanted to fulfill his wishes,
Days would have been too narrow for it.

7. Each day a renewed pretext that resembled doubt,
What pigeons have no doubt in.

8. Under this soil some men lie
While over it men's soil lie.

9. The dead leveled with dust, and between
The dead and alive a connection and pact.

10. O you who left from us
To a dominion made good for stay

11. And the body was concealed in shade of a grave
You gained after what bodies contest.

12. In it lies hearts' love. Do tears
Still spill over you, you honorable one?

13. O how you have left a trace of sadness,
And in death lies what is not hoped for.

14. God did not watch a night against you that
Made communities don its darkness.

15. Your heart was struck by an arrow from love
Causing many a heart to have adhesions.

16. So you freely left life and no
Passion for it possessed you before.

17. You continued looking at it with an eye
In whose eyelid were specks and sickness.

18. And you journeyed to your Lord, seeking
Near Him eternity, and life is perfected.

19. No grief remains after you, but
That is what love and infatuation required.

20. Loss took away a gentle, pure youth,
Honored before in favors and nobilities.

21. Your noble self transcended dust
Elevated by reverence and honor.

22. So over your grave clouds flow,
And over your soul satisfaction and peace.