1. سحر دنياك يا أُخَيَّ قديم

    سوف يبقى، ويذهب الكهانُ

    Your world's magic, my dear brother, is ancient.

    It will remain, while the priests pass away.

  2. أفيمضي بسحرها كاهن ما

    ت وفيها الشموس والأغصانُ؟

    Will a priest, then, carry off its magic—one who has

    died—while it holds suns and boughs?

  3. أفيمضي بسحرها كاهن ما

    ت وفيها الثغور والأجفانُ؟

    Will a priest, then, carry off its magic—one who has

    died—while it holds lips and eyelids?

  4. أفيمضي بسحرها كاهن ما

    ت وفيها الألحان والألوانُ؟

    Will a priest, then, carry off its magic—one who has

    died—while it holds melodies and colors?

  5. كاهن الأولين أول مسحو

    ر، وفي كل حقبة ترجمانُ

    The priest of the ancients was the first to be

    enchanted; and every age has an interpreter.

  6. سحر دنياك دائم حيثما دا

    م عليها الإنشاد والتبيانُ

    Your world's magic endures as long as

    song and elucidation endure upon it.

  7. سحر دنياك دائم حيثما دا

    مت عليها الحياة والإنسانُ

    Your world's magic endures as long as

    life and humankind endure upon it.