"THOUGHTS: The user wants an eloquent Arabic (Fusha) translation of a poetic English quote. I need to capture the meaning and poetic tone, avoiding a literal translation. Here's a breakdown of the original quote's meaning and tone: 1. **"Tis easy enough to be pleasant, When life flows along like a song;"**: This part talks about superficial pleasantness when things are good. It's a common, almost effortless state. 2. **"But the man worth while is the one who will smile when everything goes dead wrong."**: This is the core message – true worth is found in resilience and maintaining a positive outlook (smiling) even in extreme adversity. Key elements to translate: * "easy enough to be pleasant" -> سهولة الابتهاج أو اللطف * "life flows along like a song" -> الحياة سلسة، متناغمة، كأنشودة * "man worth while" -> الرجل ذو القيمة، الجدير بالتقدير * "smile" -> يبتسم * "everything goes dead wrong" -> الأمور تسوء تماماً، تشتد المحن، تضيق السبل Let's try to build the Arabic: **Attempt 1 (More literal, less poetic):** من السهل أن تكون لطيفاً، عندما تسير الحياة كالأغنية؛ لكن الرجل الجدير هو من يبتسم عندما تسوء الأمور تماماً. *Critique 1*: "تسير الحياة كالأغنية" is okay, but "لطيفاً" for "pleasant" is a bit weak. "تسوء الأمور تماماً" is accurate but not very poetic. **Attempt 2 (Focus on poetic flow and deeper meaning):** يسير الابتهاج هيناً، والحياة ترنيمةٌ عذبة"
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