سَامِعْةٌheeding لِلْهَوِىto love مُطِيْعَةْobedient
سَامِعْةٌ لِلْهَوِى مُطِيْعَةْ
لَيْسَتْshe is not لِهَجْرِيto forsake me بِمُسْتَطِيْعَهْat all able
لَيْسَتْ لِهَجْرِي بِمُسْتَطِيْعَهْ
She heeds love and obeys it;
she cannot forsake me.
رَوَىrelated لَهَاto her أهْلُهَاher family حَدِيْثَاًa tale
رَوَى لَهَا أهْلُهَا حَدِيْثَاً
وَعَتْهُretained it أُذْنٌan ear لَهَاof hers سَمِيْعَهْkeen of hearing
وَعَتْهُ أُذْنٌ لَهَا سَمِيْعَهْ
Her family told her a tale;
her keen ear took it in.
قَدْindeed ضَحِكَتْshe laughed مِنْat صُرُوفِvicissitudes دَهْرٍtime
قَدْ ضَحِكَتْ مِنْ صُرُوفِ دَهْرٍ
أَحْدَاثُهُits events جَمَّةٌmany فَظِيْعَهْdreadful
أَحْدَاثُهُ جَمَّةٌ فَظِيْعَهْ
She has laughed at the turns of time,
whose events are many and dreadful.
وَخَاضِبُand one who dyes الشَّيْبِgray hair فِيwithin ثَلاَثٍthree
وَخَاضِبُ الشَّيْبِ فِي ثَلاَثٍ
تَهْتِكُtears away أَسْتَارَهُhis veils الطبِيْعَهْnature
تَهْتِكُ أَسْتَارَهُ الطبِيْعَهْ
And he who dyes his gray hair—within three [nights],
nature tears away his veils.
مَنْwhoever يَتَطَبَّعْaffects a disposition بِغَيْرِother than طَبْعٍan innate disposition
مَنْ يَتَطَبَّعْ بِغَيْرِ طَبْعٍ
يَرْجِعْhe returns صَغِيْرَاًhumbled إِلَىto الطَّبِيْعَهْnature
يَرْجِعْ صَغِيْرَاً إِلَى الطَّبِيْعَهْ
Whoever affects a nature other than his own
returns, humbled, to his natural disposition.
Sol 6.1