الرَوضُ في ديباجَةٍ خَضراءِ
وَالجَوُّ فَرَجِيَّةٍ دَكناءِ
The meadow is robed in green brocade,
and the sky wears a dusky farajiyya cloak.
وَالأَرضُ قَد نَظَمَ الرَبيعُ لِجيدِها
عِقداً مِنَ الصَفراءِ وَالحَمراءِ
Spring has strung around the earth’s neck
a necklace of yellow blossoms and red;
وَالراحُ قَد نَظَمَ الرَبيعُ عَقيقَها
دُرَرَ الفَواقِعِ جَوهَرِيُّ الماءِ
and the wine—spring has strung its carnelian
with pearls of bubbles—spring, the jeweler of water.
فَاِقصِد رِضى رِضوانِها بِالشُربِ إِن
أَحبَبتَ سُكنى جَنَّةِ الشِراءِ
Then seek its Riḍwān’s favor through drinking, if
you wish to dwell in Paradise won in the Bargain.
Sol 5.6