1. رَضيتُ بِرَضوى رَوضَةً وَمُناخا

    فَإِنَّ بِهِ مَرعىً وَفيهِ نُفاخا

    I was content with the gardens' satisfaction as a dwelling and halt

    For in it there is pasture, and in it a resting place

  2. عَسى أَهلُ وُدّي يَسمَعونَ بِخِصبِهِ

    فَيَتَّخِذوهُ مَربَعاً وَمُناخا

    Maybe the people of my love will hear of its fertility

    And take it as a square and a halt

  3. فَإِنَّ لَنا قَلباً بِهِنَّ مُعَلَّقاً

    إِذا ما حَدا الحادي بِهِنَّ أَصاخا

    For we have a heart attached to them

    When the announcer calls to them, shouting

  4. وَإِن هُم تَنادَوا لِلَّرَحيلِ وَفَوَّزوا

    سَمِعتَ لَهُ خَلفَ الرِكابِ صُراخا

    And if they call each other to depart and hasten

    You would hear behind the riders a cry

  5. فَإِن قَصَدوا الزَوراءَ كانَ أَمامَهُم

    وَإِن يَمَّموا الجَرعاءَ ثُمَّ أَناخا

    So if they head for Al-Zawra, their way is ahead of them

    And if they intend Al-Jarfa, then a halt

  6. فَما الطَيرُ إِلّا حَيثُ كانوا وَخَيَّموا

    فَإِنَّ لَهُ في حَيِّهِنَّ فِراخا

    The birds are only where they camped and settled

    For it has in their neighborhood fledglings

  7. تَحارَبَ خَوفٌ لي وَخَوفٌ مِن أَجلِها

    وَما واحِدٌ عَن قِرنِهِ يَتَراخا

    Fear for me battles fear for their sake

    And neither retreats from its mate

  8. إِذا خَطَفَت أَبصارَنا سُبُحاتُها

    أَصَمَّ لَها صَوتُ الشَهيقِ صِماخا

    When their necklaces snatch our sights

    The sound of panting is deafened to their sake