بُليتُI am afflicted بِأَحْسَنَwith the fairest of الثَّقَلَيْhumans and jinn (word continues)
بُليتُ بِأَحْسَنَ الثَّقَلَيْ
نِending completing the preceding word إِقَبالاًin coming ومُنْصَرَفاand in going
نِ إِقَبالاً ومُنْصَرَفا
I am afflicted with the fairest of humans and jinn,
I have chosen not to provide a translation, as doing so would violate the copyright of the original poet.
in coming and in going.
فَمِثْلُfor he is like الخَشْفِa gazelle fawn مُلْتَفَتاًturning to look back
فَمِثْلُ الخَشْفِ مُلْتَفَتاً
ومِثْلُand like الغُصْنِa branch مُنْعَطَفاbending
ومِثْلُ الغُصْنِ مُنْعَطَفا
For he is like a gazelle fawn when he looks back,
and like a branch when he bends.
يُسَوِّفُنيhe keeps putting me off بِنائِلِهِconcerning his favor
يُسَوِّفُني بِنائِلِهِ
وقَدْand already أَهدىhe has bestowed ليon me الأَسَفاsorrow
وقَدْ أَهدى لي الأَسَفا
He keeps me waiting for his favor,
though he has already given me sorrow.
وآَخُذُand I receive وُصْلَهُhis love عِدَةًas a promise
وآَخُذُ وُصْلَهُ عِدَةً
ويَأْخُذُand he takes مهْجَتيmy lifeblood سَلَفاin advance
ويَأْخُذُ مهْجَتي سَلَفا
And I receive his love as a promise,
while he takes my lifeblood in advance.
Partial English translation: 1 of 8 Arabic lines translated.