A hill of fragrant amber rests upon her chin;
you'd truly say it's a quince dusted with musk.
If it ever fell into the hands of Sufis,
they'd give it up for nothing less than a stolen kiss.
Explanation: The 'amber hill on her chin' is a beauty mark or dimple, prized for its scent and charm. 'Shaftalud' literally means a peach, but here plays on the idiom for a kiss on the cheek.