1. مالُ اِبنِ مازَةَ دونَهُ لِعُفاتِهِ

    خرطُ القَتادِ أَو مَنالُ الفَرقَدِ

    Between Ibn Māza’s wealth and those seeking his bounty lie

    stripping the qatād thorn bush, or reaching the star Farqad.

  2. مالٌ لِزومُ الجَمعِ يمنَعُ صَرفَهُ

    في راحَةٍ مِثلُ المُنادى المُفرَدِ

    Wealth whose constant hoarding prevents its spending,

    in a palm, like the singular vocative.