النَرجِسُthe narcissus يَرنوgazes بِجُفونwith the eyelids of الحورِthe houris
النَرجِسُ يَرنو بِجُفون الحورِ
وَالنَورُand the blossom عَلَيهِupon it رَشحَةٌa drop مِنof نورِlight
وَالنَورُ عَلَيهِ رَشحَةٌ مِن نورِ
The narcissus gazes with the eyelids of houris.
The narcissus longs for the houris' eyes
And the blossom upon it is a drop of light.
And the light upon it is a spray of light
مِنfrom كِلَّتِهِits gauze canopy تَبَرَّجَdisplayed its beauty الوَردُthe rose فقُمso rise
مِن كِلَّتِهِ تَبَرَّجَ الوَردُ فقُم
واشربهand drink it عَلىamid تهتُّكwanton display المَنثورِthe stock flower
واشربه عَلى تهتُّك المَنثورِ
From its gauze canopy the rose has displayed its beauty; so rise,
From all of it, roses exhaled their scent
And drink it amid the stock flower’s wanton display.
So stand and drink it in disheveled delight