وَضاربِand a player of عودٍa lute قدhas indeed أَزاغturned aside عيونناour eyes
وَضاربِ عودٍ قد أَزاغ عيوننا
ببرفينٍwith two snows (tentative reading) منfrom تلكthose البنانِfingertips وَذيand this الكفِّpalm
ببرفينٍ من تلك البنانِ وَذي الكفِّ
And a lute-player has drawn our eyes astray
The lute player distracted our eyes
with twin snows from those fingertips and this palm.
With snowy fingers and soft palms
تنازَعُهُvie over him آذانُناour ears وعيونُناand our eyes
تنازَعُهُ آذانُنا وعيونُنا
فَهَذيso these الىtoward كحلٍkohl وتلكand those الىtoward شَنفِan earring
فَهَذي الى كحلٍ وتلك الى شَنفِ
Our ears and our eyes vie over him:
Our ears and eyes contested for it
these turn toward kohl, and those toward an earring.
Some inclined to kohl, some to coquetry