1. If a free man's promise is a debt then fulfill it
And come forth to drink the sweet wine and pour it out

2. You are the chosen drinking companion for its mornings
And evenings when you brought me the miracle

3. With two glass bottles and promised me from an urn
In which no remnant was left unseparated

4. The best wines are little but effective
And so is eloquence with concise speech

5. It gives its intoxication with its surah and likewise
The lute cannot be straightened unless pressed

6. So uncork it with the prying hand of an expert
For the girl is for marriage not for hoarding

7. And if you put her ransom before her
You will gain from your life what you never gained before

8. By God, her prestige is not from her glass bottle
For without this goblet she would not become prestigious

9. Or don't you see the crystal glasses among the gilded
And the engraved and the etched and the embroidered

10. Tell the beautiful one to pass it around and not to
Touch the refined one with a vulgar hand