1. Your phantom has generously fulfilled your promise to me,

    and given me redress for your long rejection.

  2. And it drew near to embrace me,

    and brushed my cheek with yours.

  3. And I gained from you what I desired,

    thanks to your phantom, not to you.

  4. And I tore away the veil over your body's radiance,

    through the rents in the cloud of your cloak.

  5. And I untied the knot of its waistcloth,

    as treachery undid the bond of your affection.

  6. O you who wrong me without cause,

    what did you seek by wronging your slave?

  7. Why do you bear such heavy oppression,

    when you complain of bearing your necklace?

  8. Why do I single you out for closeness,

    while you repay me with your distance?

  9. As for the slender bough, it is indeed

    a pupil of your figure's movements.

  10. And I see an army belonging to your gaze;

    Harut is there, commander of your troops [final word uncertain].

  11. Should not beauty take pride in you,

    when in it you are one of a kind?

Sol 6.1