1. إذا أَبصَر المحزون أَرضَ شَذُونةٍ

    وحُسن مُحيّاها أَفاقَ مِنَ الحُزن

    When the sorrowful one beholds the land of Shadhuna

    and the beauty of her face, he recovers from sorrow.

  2. كأنّ عَلَى غيطانِها ومُتونِها

    دَبابيجَ خُضراً أَحكَمَتها يَدُ المُزن

    As though upon her lowlands and uplands

    were green brocades, perfected by the hand of the rain clouds.

  3. مَذَانِبُ تَتَرى فِي مُرُوجٍ كأنّها

    عِذارٌ بِخَدَّي ذي جَمَالٍ وَذِي حُسنِ

    Rivulets follow one another in meadows, as though they were

    sideburns on the cheeks of one endowed with beauty and loveliness.