وَمُرْتَدٍand one clad بِالُّدجَىin darkness رَوَّحْتُI gave rest to صَهْوَتَهُits back
وَمُرْتَدٍ بِالُّدجَى رَوَّحْتُ صَهْوَتَهُ
بَعْدَafter اخْتِلاسِsnatching ذَماءِthe last breath of الرِّيحِthe wind بِالعَنَقِwith a swift gait
بَعْدَ اخْتِلاسِ ذَماءِ الرِّيحِ بِالعَنَقِ
And a steed clad in darkness—I gave its back rest,
In the dark night I soothed his panting chest
After snatching the wind's last breath with its swift gait.
After the wind stole the kisses of his neck
فَماso not مَسَحْتُI wiped بِعُرْفِwith the mane of الصُّبْحِdawn حافِرَهُits hoof
فَما مَسَحْتُ بِعُرْفِ الصُّبْحِ حافِرَهُ
وَلاand not فَلَيْتُI combed for lice عَلَيْهِupon it لِمَّةthe tresses of الغَسَقِdusk
وَلا فَلَيْتُ عَلَيْهِ لِمَّة الغَسَقِ
So I did not wipe its hoof with dawn's mane,
Yet at dawn I did not stroke his hoofs
Nor, astride it, did I comb through dusk's tresses.
Nor bid him farewell as night fell
وَلَيْسَand there is no فِيon الأَرْضِthe earth مَنْanyone يَطْويtraverses إِليهِtoward him فَلاًdeserts
وَلَيْسَ فِي الأَرْضِ مَنْ يَطْوي إِليهِ فَلاً
يَجْلوdispels لَمَىdark lip-color اللَّيْلِthe night فيهاin them مَبسِمُthe smiling mouth of الفَلَقِdaybreak
يَجْلو لَمَى اللَّيْلِ فيها مَبسِمُ الفَلَقِ
And there is no one on earth to whom one would cross deserts,
None in this land can journey to him
Where daybreak's smiling mouth dispels the dusky hue of night's lips.
To soothe the night’s torment with the smile of dawn
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.