1. Pass judgment, for in you torment is sweet.

    After the sweetness of speech, there is no calamity.

  2. My longing has boiled over in love for you,

    And a lovesick lover's tears pour forth for you.

  3. And I took no delight in you until

    In you I was purified as I yearned.

  4. And a lightning flash put your dusky lips within my reach,

    From the rain, it scarcely ever fades.

  5. O you who ask me about the fragrance of a breeze

    Whose shirt is moist with union:

  6. That is the beloved's greeting, which has arrived;

    In his pledge lies nearness to the face-veil.

  7. When he reveals himself to the drinking companions,

    Then he is greenery and drink for them.

  8. And my reproacher returned to me with a gentleness

    From which the east wind all but blows.

  9. He harbored treachery, but it became an excuse,

    When veils were lifted for the lover.

Sol 6.1