رَقَّتgrew tender لِحَديثat the tale of شَوقيَmy longing الأَسحارُthe predawn hours
رَقَّت لِحَديث شَوقيَ الأَسحارُ
واِستَرسَلand gave free rein فيto حَنينهاtheir yearning cries الأَطيارُthe birds
واِستَرسَل في حَنينها الأَطيارُ
The predawn hours grew tender at the tale of my longing.
The dawns were softened by my longing tale
And the birds gave free rein to their yearning cries.
And unrestrained, the birds joined my wail
وَالصُبحُand dawn بِشَطِّby rending جَيبِهِits collar وافَقَنيjoined me
وَالصُبحُ بِشَطِّ جَيبِهِ وافَقَني
وَالمزنَةُand the rain cloud سالflowed دَمعُهاits tears المِدرارُcopious
وَالمزنَةُ سال دَمعُها المِدرارُ
And dawn joined me, rending its collar.
As morning met me by the river bend
And the rain cloud's copious tears flowed.
Endless tears from the clouds did descend
Claude 2 is inferred from the historical translator configuration. The original record does not identify its model.