شَغَلَتhas distracted خِداشاًKhidash عَنfrom مَساعيthe endeavors of مَخلَدِMakhlad
شَغَلَت خِداشاً عَن مَساعي مَخلَدِ
خَمرٌwine تَوَقَّدُblazes فيin صِحافِbowls of العَسجَدِgold
خَمرٌ تَوَقَّدُ في صِحافِ العَسجَدِ
Khidash has been distracted from Makhlad’s endeavors
Wine has distracted him from the pursuits of an immortal
Khidash is turned aside from the noble pursuits of Makhlad,
By wine that blazes in bowls of gold.
Burning in the goblets of the tall and slender[wine-pourer]
By wine that burns bright in vessels of beaten gold.
فَلَيُصبِحَنَّso he will surely wake مِنَof الدَراهِمِdirhams مُفلِساًpenniless
فَلَيُصبِحَنَّ مِنَ الدَراهِمِ مُفلِساً
وَلِيُمسِيَنَّand he will surely reach evening مِنَin respect of النَدىgenerosity صِفرَempty اليَدِthe hand
وَلِيُمسِيَنَّ مِنَ النَدى صِفرَ اليَدِ
So he will surely wake penniless,
He will surely spend the day penniless of coins
He shall surely wake at dawn bankrupt of all coin,
And surely reach evening empty-handed, with nothing to give.
And come the evening empty-handed from generosity
And by evening find his hands empty of all means to give.
قَدalready شَرَّدَتhave scattered أَموالَهُhis wealth فَضِحاتُهُhis shameful deeds
قَد شَرَّدَت أَموالَهُ فَضِحاتُهُ
وَمَقالُهُand his saying لِنَديمِهِto his drinking companion هاتِbring it اِنشُدِrecite
وَمَقالُهُ لِنَديمِهِ هاتِ اِنشُدِ
His shameful deeds have scattered his wealth,
His foolishness has squandered his wealth
His shameful excesses have scattered his wealth abroad,
And his saying to his drinking companion, “Come, recite:
And his words to his drinking companion are "recite some poetry!"
Along with his cry to his cup-companion: "Pour and recite!"
قُلsay لِلمَليحَةِto the lovely woman فيin الخِمارِthe veil الأَسوَدِblack
قُل لِلمَليحَةِ في الخِمارِ الأَسوَدِ
ماذاwhat فَعَلتِhave you done بِراهِبٍto a monk مُتَعَبِّدِdevout
ماذا فَعَلتِ بِراهِبٍ مُتَعَبِّدِ
‘Say to the lovely woman in the black veil:
Say to the pretty one in the black veil
Tell the lovely one in the black veil:
What have you done to a devout monk?
"What have you done to a devout monk?"
"What have you done to a devout and ascetic monk?"
قَدalready كانَhe had شَمَّرَhitched up لِلصَلاةِfor prayer إِزارَهُhis loincloth
قَد كانَ شَمَّرَ لِلصَلاةِ إِزارَهُ
حَتّىuntil وَقَفتِyou stood لَهُfor him بِبابِat the door of المَسجِدِthe mosque
حَتّى وَقَفتِ لَهُ بِبابِ المَسجِدِ
He had already hitched up his loincloth for prayer,
He used to prepare his waist-wrap for prayers
"He had gathered his robes in readiness for prayer,"
Until you stood before him at the mosque’s door.’”
Until you stood at the mosque door for him
"Until you stood before him at the mosque's very gate."
وَالخَمرُand wine شاغِلَةٌdistracting إِذاwhen ماemphatic particle عوقِرَتit is drunk
وَالخَمرُ شاغِلَةٌ إِذا ما عوقِرَت
ياO اِبنَson of الزُبَيرِal-Zubayr عَنِfrom النَدىgenerosity وَالسُؤدُدِand nobility
يا اِبنَ الزُبَيرِ عَنِ النَدى وَالسُؤدُدِ
And wine, whenever it is drunk, distracts—
Drink is engaging when abundantly poured
Wine is indeed a diversion, if quaffed incessantly,
O son of al-Zubayr—from generosity and nobility.
O son of Zubair, away from generosity and gifts
O Ibn al-Zubayr, from generosity and high command.
ماnot يُثبِتُrecall الإِخوانُthe friends حِليَةَthe features of وَجهِهِhis face
ما يُثبِتُ الإِخوانُ حِليَةَ وَجهِهِ
مِمّاbecause of how often يَغيبُhe is absent فَلاand so not يُرىhe is seen فيin مَشهَدِa gathering
مِمّا يَغيبُ فَلا يُرى في مَشهَدِ
His friends cannot recall the features of his face,
What makes the brothers maintain his handsome face
His brethren can barely recall the features of his face,
So often is he absent, unseen at any gathering.
From that which is absent and unseen in public
For he is so often absent, unseen in any assembly.
هَذاthis وَلَيسَand he is not مِنَbecause of الخُمارِthe hangover بِعارِفٍat all aware of
هَذا وَلَيسَ مِنَ الخُمارِ بِعارِفٍ
سَمتَthe direction of الطَريقِthe road إِلىto مُصَلّىthe prayer place of المَسجِدِthe mosque
سَمتَ الطَريقِ إِلى مُصَلّى المَسجِدِ
All this, while his hangover keeps him from knowing
This one is no connoisseur of wine
Such is he, that in his stupor he no longer knows
The way to the mosque’s prayer place.
Who found his way to the mosque for prayers
The way that leads to the mosque’s place of prayer.
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model. Gemini 3.5 Flash is a user-supplied attribution. The original record does not identify its model.