1. هُبّوا فَقَد قُدَّ ذَيلُ اللَيلِ مِن دُبُرٍ

    وَنَبَّهَ الصَحبَ شَدوُ الوُرقِ في السَحَرِ

    Rise, for the hem of night has been torn from behind.

    And the singing of gray doves has awakened the companions before dawn.

  2. وَأَقبَلَ الصُبحُ يَدعو بِالصَبوحِ لَنا

    مُناجِياً بِلِسانِ النايِ وَالوَتَرِ

    And morning has come, calling for our morning wine,

    whispering in the tongue of reed flute and string.

  3. فَاِستَيقِظوا مِن ثِيابِ السُكرِ وَاِبتَدِروا

    راحاً تُريحُ مِنَ الأَحزانِ وَالفِكرِ

    So wake from the robes of drunkenness, and hasten to

    wine that grants relief from sorrows and cares—

  4. مُدامَةً أَثَّرَت في وَجهِ شارِبِها

    أَضعافَ تَأثيرِ نورِ الشَمسِ وَالقَمَرِ

    a wine that has affected its drinker's face

    many times as powerfully as the light of sun and moon.

  5. يَسعى بِها ثَمِلُ الأَعطافِ يُسعِفُها

    بِنَشوَةٍ مِن سُلافِ الغُنجِ وَالحَوَرِ

    One with drunkenly swaying limbs hastens with it, lending it

    a rapture drawn from the pure wine of coquetry and dark-eyed beauty.