أقولُI say ووَعْدُand the promise of الصُبْحِdawn يمْطُلُهُdelays it الدُجىdarkness
أقولُ ووَعْدُ الصُبْحِ يمْطُلُهُ الدُجى
الىuntil أنْthat تَبدّىappeared للعُيونِto the eyes مُحيّاهُits face
الى أنْ تَبدّى للعُيونِ مُحيّاهُ
I say, while darkness delays dawn’s promise,
I say, and the promise of dawn is delayed by darkness
Until its face appeared before the eyes:
Until its morning appears to eyes
كأنّas though الصّباحَthe morning الطّلْقَradiant طِفْلٌa child مجرَّدٌnaked
كأنّ الصّباحَ الطّلْقَ طِفْلٌ مجرَّدٌ
تلقَفَهُswallowed him الثُعْبانُthe serpent ثمّthen تبنّاهُadopted him
تلقَفَهُ الثُعْبانُ ثمّ تبنّاهُ
The radiant morning is like a naked child
As if the free morning were a naked child
Whom the serpent swallowed, then adopted.
Snatched by a snake, then adopted
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.