يَاO قَلْبُheart مَهْمَاwhenever رَمَاكَstrikes you الدَّهْرُfate عَنْwith غَرَضٍintent
يَا قَلْبُ مَهْمَا رَمَاكَ الدَّهْرُ عَنْ غَرَضٍ
بِنَكْبَةٍwith a calamity أبْدَلَتْكَreplaced for you الزَّيْنَbeauty بِالشَّيْنِwith ugliness
بِنَكْبَةٍ أبْدَلَتْكَ الزَّيْنَ بِالشَّيْنِ
O heart, whenever fate strikes you deliberately
O heart, though fate may thwart your dearest aim
with a calamity that has replaced your beauty with ugliness,
And change your joy to grief, your good to shame,
لاَdo not تَخْشَfear عُسْراًhardship فَإنَّfor indeed اليُسْرَease يَغْلُبُهُovercomes it
لاَ تَخْشَ عُسْراً فَإنَّ اليُسْرَ يَغْلُبُهُ
وَلَيْسَand not يُغْلَبُis overcome عُسْرٌa hardship بَيْنَbetween يُسْرَيْنِtwo eases
وَلَيْسَ يُغْلَبُ عُسْرٌ بَيْنَ يُسْرَيْنِ
do not fear hardship, for ease overcomes it;
Fear not affliction that must pass away;
and no hardship is overcome between two eases.
Between two joys a sorrow cannot stay.
Sol 6.1