آهِAh! مِنfor منزِلٍa dwelling طوىfolded away إِيناسَهْits welcoming warmth
آهِ مِن منزِلٍ طوى إِيناسَهْ
وأطالتand prolonged أيَّامُهits days إِنحاسَهْits ill fortune
وأطالت أيَّامُه إِنحاسَهْ
Ah, for a dwelling that has folded away its welcoming warmth,
Oh, from a home whose brightness has declined
And whose days have prolonged its ill fortune.
And whose days have stretched out in gloom
كالحbleak الأرضِthe earth خافِتِhushed الريحthe wind جَهْمgrim النfragment of 'the vegetation'
كالح الأرضِ خافِتِ الريح جَهْم الن
نبتِvegetation لمdid not تُنْطِقِmake speak النوىseparation إخراسهits muteness
نبتِ لم تُنْطِقِ النوى إخراسه
Bleak its earth, hushed its wind, grim its
Like the ground whose breeze is faint, whose plants
Vegetation—separation has not given voice to its muteness.
Have failed to grow, whose seeds are mute
كيفhow أَستعمِلI employ الطلاقةcheerfulness ماpart of the expression 'amid' بيbeginning of بين: 'among'
كيف أَستعمِل الطلاقة ما بي
نending of بين: 'among' ربوعٍabodes أسماؤهاtheir names العبَّاسهal-ʿAbbāsa
ن ربوعٍ أسماؤها العبَّاسه
How can I show cheerfulness amid
How can I be eloquent, amidst places
Abodes whose names are al-ʿAbbāsa?
Whose names are Abbas, and untamed wilds