1. A gazelle-maiden, one of the daughters of delight—in her hand

    and face lies the seal of youth and beauty.

  2. She has loosened her pearly buttons, revealing pearls

    whose twins gleam within her silver-bright smile.

  3. And two eyes of hers came visiting the garden—

    wild gazelle-eyes—and a sweet-lipped, smiling mouth.

  4. The cup is goldsmith to golden intoxication;

    the water strings the lustrous bubbles like pearls.

  5. There we were, wiping away our tears with cups,

    as though, in the garden’s lap, we were orphans.

Sol 6.1