اسمعlisten أنينَthe groaning الفتىthe youth المحزونِthe sorrowful منfrom عللهhis ailments
اسمع أنينَ الفتى المحزونِ من علله
فالشوقُfor longing أصبحَhas become يُدنيهِdraws him nearer إلىto أجلهhis appointed death
فالشوقُ أصبحَ يُدنيهِ إلى أجله
Hear the sorrowful youth's groaning from his ailments.
Hear the moans of the grieved youth from his ailments
For longing now draws him nearer to his death.
For longing has brought him closer to his death
واشفِand heal الكئيبthe dejected one الذيwho أصبحتَyou have become غايتَهُhis goal
واشفِ الكئيب الذي أصبحتَ غايتَهُ
وماand what يُرجيهِgives him hope منfrom دُنياهُhis worldly life منof أملِهhis hope
وما يُرجيهِ من دُنياهُ من أملِه
And heal the dejected one whose goal you have become,
And heal the sorrowful one whom you have become his ultimate desire
And whose hope in this world you are.
And what he hopes for from his life and his dreams
ياO أيهاyou القمرُthe moon الباديthe appearing one بطلعتهِin his countenance
يا أيها القمرُ البادي بطلعتهِ
حكىmirrored إذاwhen اهتزhe swayed ماthat which يرتجُّquivers منof كفلِهhis rump
حكى إذا اهتز ما يرتجُّ من كفلِه
O moon, manifest in his countenance,
O you the rising moon with your emergence
When he sways, his quivering rump mirrors you.
Tell when one's shoulder shakes what it implies
هلquestion marker يستطيعُcan محبa lover ملَّgrew weary سيدهُhis master
هل يستطيعُ محب ملَّ سيدهُ
بأنto يكافِئَهُrepay him يوماًone day علىfor مللِهhis weariness
بأن يكافِئَهُ يوماً على مللِه
Can a lover whose master has tired of him
Can a loyal lover ever reward his master
Ever repay him for his weariness?
One day for his affection and grace
Sol 6.1