إلىuntil كمhow long فؤاديmy heart بالتفرقthrough separation ذاbearing جرحa wound
إلى كم فؤادي بالتفرق ذا جرح
وعينيand my eye وجفنيand my eyelid ذاafflicted with سهادsleeplessness وذاand with قرحsoreness
وعيني وجفني ذا سهاد وذا قرح
How long must my heart, through separation, remain wounded?
How long will my heart bear a wound from separation,
My eye and eyelid—one sleepless, the other sore.
and my eye and eyelid remain sleepless and sore?
وكمand how long ذاthis يحملنيburdens me الهوىlove فوقbeyond طاقتيmy capacity
وكم ذا يحملني الهوى فوق طاقتي
ويسعدand delights لاحٍa reproacher بالملامةin blame والقدحand disparagement
ويسعد لاحٍ بالملامة والقدح
How often does passion burden me beyond my strength,
And how long will love burden me beyond my strength,
while a censor delights in blame and disparagement?
while a reproacher delights in blame and disparagement?
فياso, O نظرةٌa glance كانتwas أساسthe foundation of منيتيmy desire
فيا نظرةٌ كانت أساس منيتي
وياand O منيةcherished wish أهدتgave الىto فرحيmy joy ترحيmy sorrow
ويا منية أهدت الى فرحي ترحي
O glance that became the foundation of my longing—or my death,
So, O glance that was the foundation of my desire,
O fate that bestowed sorrow upon my joy!
and O cherished wish that brought my sorrow to my joy,
وياand O جنةًa paradise رضوانهاits guardian Ridwan خانbetrayed عهدهhis pledge
ويا جنةً رضوانها خان عهده
فقاسيتso I endured نارthe fire of الصدrejection إذwhen منعتwere withheld منحيmy gifts
فقاسيت نار الصد إذ منعت منحي
O Paradise whose Riḍwān betrayed his pledge,
and O paradise whose guardian Ridwan betrayed his pledge—
I endured rejection’s fire when my boon was withheld.
so I endured rejection's fire when my gifts were withheld.
وياand O بدرfull moon قدindeed طالhas lasted long السهادُsleeplessness وساءنيand distressed me
ويا بدر قد طال السهادُ وساءني
وياand O غصنbough قدindeed أبكىmade weep زهورthe flowers of الربىthe hills صدحيmy singing
ويا غصن قد أبكى زهور الربى صدحي
O full moon, sleeplessness has dragged on and distressed me;
And O full moon, sleeplessness has lasted long and distressed me;
O bough, my song has made the upland flowers weep.
and O bough, my singing has made the flowers of the hills weep.
فللهso, to God (in wonder) منof (exclamatory) قلبٍa heart علمتُI have known غرامهits passion
فلله من قلبٍ علمتُ غرامه
وللَهand to God (in wonder) منof (exclamatory) عينٍan eye تواصلُcontinues بالسفحin shedding tears
وللَه من عينٍ تواصلُ بالسفح
By God, what a heart—how well I have known its passion!
By God, what a heart—whose passion I have known!
And by God, what an eye—unceasing in its pouring!
And by God, what an eye that keeps pouring forth tears!
وللَهand to God (in wonder) منof (exclamatory) حالٍa state يدلُpoints علىto الضنىwasting sickness
وللَه من حالٍ يدلُ على الضنى
ويعجزُand is unable فيهin it النطقُspeech أنto ياتيcome بالشرحwith an explanation
ويعجزُ فيه النطقُ أن ياتي بالشرح
And by God, what a state, bearing witness to wasting grief,
And by God, what a state that reveals wasting sickness,
in which speech itself is powerless to offer an explanation.
and in which speech is powerless to offer an explanation!
كفىenough منof بعاديmy separation ماwhat شفىgratified قلبthe heart of حاسديmy envier
كفى من بعادي ما شفى قلب حاسدي
فحسبُكso, enough for you ماwhat ألقىI suffer منof الحزنsorrow والترحand grief
فحسبُك ما ألقى من الحزن والترح
Enough of my long absence—it has healed my envier’s heart;
Enough of my separation—it has gratified my envier's heart;
let the sorrow and anguish I endure suffice you.
so let the sorrow and grief I suffer be enough for you.
ألاah! أهلاًwelcome نسيمbreeze صباeast wind الصباحthe morning
ألا أهلاً نسيم صبا الصباح
سرىit drifted بشميمwith the fragrance of طرآتtresses الصباحِthe morning
سرى بشميم طرآت الصباحِ
Ah, welcome, breeze of the morning zephyr,
Ah, welcome, breeze of the morning east wind!
traveling with the fragrance of morning’s fresh breaths.
It drifted with the fragrance of morning's tresses.
ترىI wonder نبهتyou awakened أجفاناeyelids سُكارىdrunken
ترى نبهت أجفانا سُكارى
صحونthey sobered up وذاand this فؤاديmy heart غيرnot صاحِsober
صحون وذا فؤادي غير صاحِ
Do you think you awakened eyelids drunk with sleep?
Did you, I wonder, awaken drunken eyelids?
They woke—but this heart of mine has not grown sober.
They sobered up, yet this heart of mine is not sober.
وهلand did قبلتyou kissed ثمthere فماa mouth وخداًand a cheek
وهل قبلت ثم فما وخداً
فجئتso you came بطيبwith the fragrance of وردٍroses أوor أقاحdaisies
فجئت بطيب وردٍ أو أقاح
And did you kiss there a mouth and a cheek,
And did you kiss a mouth and a cheek there,
then come bearing the perfume of rose or daisy?
so you came with the fragrance of roses or daisies?
وإلاor else قدindeed مررتyou passed بربعِby the dwelling of حيٍa tribe
وإلا قد مررت بربعِ حيٍ
فهذاso this النفحwaft of fragrance منfrom تلكthose النواحيparts
فهذا النفح من تلك النواحي
Or else you passed by the quarters of a tribe,
Or else you have passed by a tribe's dwelling,
and this fragrant breath comes from those parts.
so this waft of fragrance comes from those parts.
Sol 6.1