الرَوضُthe garden فيin فَرحَةٍjoy وَفيand in طَرَبِrapture
الرَوضُ في فَرحَةٍ وَفي طَرَبِ
وَالجَوُّand the sky فيin تَرحَةٍsorrow وَفيand in كُرَبِanguish
وَالجَوُّ في تَرحَةٍ وَفي كُرَبِ
The garden is in joy and rapture,
The meadow is joyful and elated
And the sky in sorrow and anguish;
The weather is serene and troubled
يَنثُرُit scatters مِنfrom دَمعِthe tears of سُحبِهِits clouds دُرُراًpearls
يَنثُرُ مِن دَمعِ سُحبِهِ دُرُراً
عَلىupon بِهارٍnarcissus blossoms يَلوحُgleaming كَالذَهَبِlike gold
عَلى بِهارٍ يَلوحُ كَالذَهَبِ
It scatters pearls from its clouds’ tears
It sheds from the cloud's tears pearls
Upon narcissus blossoms gleaming like gold.
Upon spring that shines like gold
فَاِشرَبso drink عَلىbeside جُلَّنارَةٍa pomegranate blossom وَعَلىand beside
فَاِشرَب عَلى جُلَّنارَةٍ وَعَلى
شَقيقَةٍan anemone بِالكَبيرِwith the large cup وَاِنتَخَبِand choose
شَقيقَةٍ بِالكَبيرِ وَاِنتَخَبِ
So drink beside a pomegranate blossom, and beside
So drink to the sound of lutes and
An anemone, with the large cup, and choose
With a beloved of noble lineage
مِنfrom بِنتِthe daughter of كَرمٍa grapevine كَأَنَّهاas though she were لَهَبٌa flame
مِن بِنتِ كَرمٍ كَأَنَّها لَهَبٌ
تَشرَبُهُyou drink it مِنهُماfrom both of them عَلىupon لَهَبِa flame
تَشرَبُهُ مِنهُما عَلى لَهَبِ
From the vine’s daughter, as though she were a flame
A daughter of the vine as if she is flame
Which you drink from them both, upon a flame.
Drinking it from them in a blaze
Sol 6.1