قُمrise نَصطَبِحlet us drink wine in the morning بِأَباريقٍfrom ewers وَطاساتِand bowls
قُم نَصطَبِح بِأَباريقٍ وَطاساتِ
بِكراًvirgin wine تُفَتِّحُopens أَبوابَthe gates of المَسَرّاتِdelights
بِكراً تُفَتِّحُ أَبوابَ المَسَرّاتِ
Rise; let us drink at morning from ewers and bowls—
Let us wake early with jugs and cups
Virgin wine that opens the gates of delight.
At dawn, opening the doors of joy
وَاِنعَمand revel بِهاin it بَينَamong أَغصانٍbranches مَعاطِفهاtheir supple forms
وَاِنعَم بِها بَينَ أَغصانٍ مَعاطِفها
تَهتَزُّsway فيin حِبَراتٍstriped robes سُندِسِيّاتِof fine silk
تَهتَزُّ في حِبَراتٍ سُندِسِيّاتِ
And revel in it among branches whose supple forms
And relax among branches whose garments
Sway in striped robes of fine silk.
Sway in ink-colored silks
فَلَيسَfor not يَدخُلُenters جَنّاتِthe gardens of السُرورِjoy سِوىexcept
فَلَيسَ يَدخُلُ جَنّاتِ السُرورِ سِوى
مَنone who كانَwas يَدخُلُentering فيinto دينِthe faith of الخَلاعاتِlibertinism
مَن كانَ يَدخُلُ في دينِ الخَلاعاتِ
For none enters the gardens of joy except
For none may enter the gardens of bliss
One who has entered the faith of libertinism.
Save those who enter the religion of selflessness
Sol 6.1