عَلىover وَردِroses خَدَّيهِhis cheeks وَنَرجِسِand the narcissus لَحظِهِhis glance
عَلى وَردِ خَدَّيهِ وَنَرجِسِ لَحظِهِ
وَحُسنِand the beauty مُحيّاهُhis face وَآسِand the myrtle عِذارِهِhis cheek-down
وَحُسنِ مُحيّاهُ وَآسِ عِذارِهِ
Over the roses of his cheeks and the narcissus of his glance,
By his rose-tinted cheeks and narcissus gaze
And the beauty of his face and the myrtle of his cheek-down,
And the beauty of his smile and tenderness of his excuse
وَرُمّانand the pomegranates نَهديهِhis breasts وَغُصنand the bough قوامِهِhis stature
وَرُمّان نَهديهِ وَغُصن قوامِهِ
صَدحتُI sang out فَسمّانيso it called me الهَوىLove بِهزارِهِas its nightingale
صَدحتُ فَسمّاني الهَوى بِهزارِهِ
And the pomegranates of his breasts and the bough of his stature,
And pomegranate bust and slender waist
I sang out, so Love called me its nightingale.
I was enraptured, and love has left me distraught
Sol 6.1