1. تَرَكتُ الطِلا أَو لَستُ أَقرَبُ شُربَهُ

    وَما راحَتي في أَن أَسُرُّ الأَعادِيا

    I have given up wine—or I no longer go near drinking it.

    And what comfort is there for me in gladdening my enemies?

  2. وَلَكِن أَخوها مِن زَبيبٍ مُعَتَّقٍ

    يُمَنّيكَ إِن أَكثَرتَ مِنهُ الأَمانِيا

    But its brother, made from aged raisins,

    fills you with hopes if you drink much of it.

  3. أَخو الخَمرِ مِن عُنقودِها غَيرَ أَنَّهُم

    إِذا قَطَعوهُ جَفَّفوهُ لَيالِيا

    A brother to wine, from its grape cluster, except that they

    dry it for nights after cutting it off.