وَشادِنٍand a young gazelle مِنfrom بَنيthe sons of الكُتّابِthe scribes قُلتُI said لَهُto him
وَشادِنٍ مِن بَني الكُتّابِ قُلتُ لَهُ
وَوَابِلُwhile a downpour الدَمعِof tears فيon خَددَّيَّmy cheeks مُنسَكِبُpouring down
وَوَابِلُ الدَمعِ في خَددَّيَّ مُنسَكِبُ
And to a young gazelle from among the scribes’ sons I said,
I said to one of the sons of the scribes,
while a downpour of tears streamed down my cheeks:
while tears were pouring down my cheeks:
عَلامَwhy يَقطَعُcuts off ياO مَنone who لاno شَبيهَequal لَهُto him
عَلامَ يَقطَعُ يا مَن لا شَبيهَ لَهُ
فيin الحُسنِbeauty رَسمَthe stipend of الرِضاfavor عَنfrom عَبدِكَyour slave الغَضَبُanger
في الحُسنِ رَسمَ الرِضا عَن عَبدِكَ الغَضَبُ
“Why does anger cut off—O you who have no equal
"Why does the one with no equal in beauty
in beauty—the stipend of favor from your slave?”
let anger break the pleasing calm of his servant?"
فَقالَthen he said يَرفَعُhe submits فيin الديوانِthe chancery قِصَّتَهُhis petition
فَقالَ يَرفَعُ في الديوانِ قِصَّتَهُ
حَتّىso that نُوَقِّقَwe endorse (probable intended reading) فيهاon it بِالَّذيwith what يَجِبُis required
حَتّى نُوَقِّقَ فيها بِالَّذي يَجِبُ
Then he said, “Let him submit his petition to the chancery,
He said: "He will raise his story in the registry
so that we may endorse it as is required.”
until what must be is fully realized."
Sol 6.1