1. The dew of dawn fell as the flowers smiled,
From one tear came a pearl, from one smile came a pearl.

2. The grove of palms sang out at dawn,
The doves moaned, the stream lamented.

3. The boughs of acacia strayed as though
The morning breeze made them drunk with wine.

4. From the sleeves came roses intertwined,
Speaking of their secret - wine and embers.

5. When the sun loans its rays,
I see you as rubies shaded by snow.

6. It's as though the water's twist waters it,
Sprays of crystal startled by fate's command.

7. It's as though the lush plants blanket its plains,
Fields of turquoise with a carpet of sparks.

8. It's as though the curves of myrtle are burdened,
The least of light's daughters kissed by raindrops.

9. So come my friends, let's enjoy a garden
Where fragrance and scent grow on its breeze.

10. Artistry dressed it in brocade,
It wandered, lost, with no mischief or pride.

11. Its carnelian water flows over pebbles
As the dawn spilt, scattered over stars.

12. The scent of its breeze passes trees,
Making roses float over rivers.

13. The nightingale sings, repeating
Verses beyond prose or poetry's reach.

14. The age is delighted, as though
My tortured soul echoed through it.

15. It fills this heart with a state of bliss,
Captures this mind with some magic.

16. To this do wishes aspire, exalted,
In this does contemplating and thought feel sweet.