وَلَقَدand indeed نَظَرتI saw دَميmy blood عَلىupon خَدّthe cheek of الَّذيthe one who
وَلَقَد نَظَرت دَمي عَلى خَدّ الَّذي
أَجرىmade flow دَميmy blood مِنfrom مُقلَتيهِhis two eyes بِأَسهُمِwith arrows
أَجرى دَمي مِن مُقلَتيهِ بِأَسهُمِ
And indeed I saw my blood upon the cheek of him
And indeed I saw my blood upon the cheek of the one
who made my blood flow with arrows from his eyes.
Who made my blood flow with arrows from his eyes.
فَسَأَلتهُso I asked him لِماwhy لاnot يَسيلit flows فَقالso he said ليto me
فَسَأَلتهُ لِما لا يَسيل فَقال لي
مِنpart of عادةthe habit of الكافورcamphor إِمساكstanching الدَمِthe blood
مِن عادة الكافور إِمساك الدَمِ
So I asked him why it did not flow. He said to me,
So I asked him why it did not flow, and he said to me:
“It is camphor’s wont to staunch the blood.”
“It is camphor’s habit to stanch blood.”
Sol 6.1