قَدindeed فُضِّضَhas been silvered الجَوُّthe sky بِالغُيومِwith clouds وَقَدand indeed
قَد فُضِّضَ الجَوُّ بِالغُيومِ وَقَد
أُذهِبَتِhas been gilded الأَرضُthe earth بِالأَزاهيرِwith blossoms
أُذهِبَتِ الأَرضُ بِالأَزاهيرِ
The sky has been silvered with clouds, and
The earth has been gilded with blossoms.
وَنَحنُand we مِنamid وَردِهاits roses وَنَرجِسِهاand its narcissi
وَنَحنُ مِن وَردِها وَنَرجِسِها
بَينَbetween خَلوقٍsaffron perfume وَبَينَand between كافورِcamphor
بَينَ خَلوقٍ وَبَينَ كافورِ
And we, amid its roses and narcissi,
Are between saffron perfume and camphor.
فَاِنعَمso revel بِدَمعٍin tears ماnot شابَهَtainted it كَدَرٌmurkiness
فَاِنعَم بِدَمعٍ ما شابَهَ كَدَرٌ
قَدindeed سالَflowed مِنfrom أَعيُنِthe eyes of المَعاصيرِthe winepresses
قَد سالَ مِن أَعيُنِ المَعاصيرِ
So revel in tears untainted by murk,
That have flowed from the eyes of winepresses,
عَلىto الحَديثِthe speech الَّذيthat يَلَذُّtakes delight بِهِin it
عَلى الحَديثِ الَّذي يَلَذُّ بِهِ
سَمعَكَyour hearing مِنfrom أَلسُنِthe tongues of الطَنابيرِthe lutes
سَمعَكَ مِن أَلسُنِ الطَنابيرِ
To the speech that brings delight
To your ear, from the tongues of lutes.
Sol 6.1