بفؤاديin my heart غادةa graceful maiden انif أقبلتshe approaches
بفؤادي غادة ان أقبلت
خلتI thought شمسthe sun الصبحof the morning فيin الأفقthe horizon نحمهunclear; perhaps نجمة, 'a star'
خلت شمس الصبح في الأفق نحمه
In my heart is a maiden; when she approaches,
In my heart rejoices if you come,
I think the morning sun on the horizon a star [uncertain reading].
The sun at dawn remains but a mirage.
قلتI said اذwhen طالgrew prolonged تجافيهاher aloofness عدىpromise (apparently عِدي) صبكyour lovesick admirer
قلت اذ طال تجافيها عدى صبك
المضنىwasted away بوصلa union (with the beloved) ياO كليمهKalima (possibly a name)
المضنى بوصل يا كليمه
As her aloofness lingered, I said, 'Promise your lovesick admirer,
End this estrangement, I said, else I die;
wasted away, a union, O Kalima.'
Relent a little, O Clement One!
فاجابتthen she answered بتفارunclear; perhaps بنفار, 'with aversion' ماwhat المراthe inten— (first part of المراد)
فاجابت بتفار ما المرا
د—tion (completes المراد, 'intention') وماذاand what قلتهyou said it قلتI said لكليمهto Kalima (possibly a name)
د وماذا قلته قلت لكليمه
Then she answered with aversion [uncertain reading], 'What is the inten—
She answered in words gentle and wise:
—tion, and what did you say?' I said to Kalima.
Nothing is wrong, I said to the Clement.
Sol 6.1