1. He still walks in matters with his mind
Until sleep walks in the eyelids

2. And as the lonely one sees a mirage as if
In the coffin a dead frozen body

3. And on the sides of his coffin two lines
Of Albert's soldiers, dignified

4. Crying over him, not gloating over his death
Gloating is not the habit of the brave

5. And he saw around him the masses of people
Inspecting the cursed one in the shroud

6. As if he disliked mixing his remains
In the ground with the weak and slaves

7. Or the sight of the crowds disturbed his soul
In his body, so he fluttered to flight

8. And of the wonders in the universe, that the young man
Walks with it as if he were two people

9. He aimed for the sky, imagining that he
Was no doubt entering without permission

10. He kept rising until he reached
Where the singing is triple and octave

11. So he threw his sight and saw her door
And walked to it with the pace of urgency

12. And stood knocking on it, so Peter came
The one in charge of Paradise and the Sultanate

13. And glanced at him, and behold
A guest, but not like other guests

14. What brought you here? Peter shouted angrily
O evil of men upon men

15. Go away, you have no place in the sky
O wicked sinful man

16. Then he turned to the door to seal it
And the guest did not utter a word

17. What is this roughness? William said, turning
To despair like the shackled in chains

18. And in the blink of an eye he rushed down
To hell saying "That is my place"

19. Alas, a returnee is deprived of hell
From the side of Paradise with deprivation

20. Until when he was below its clamor
He heard the leader shouting for helpers

21. Oh people of hell, close your doors
And take refuge like birds in nests

22. Be alert for in this morning
The German Caesar comes to us

23. If you do not recognize him, he
Is a heartless, conscienceless man

24. I fear for your morals if he visits you
And good turns to other than good

25. Beware of letting him enter
For his entry is dangerous for the inhabitants

26. I have issued my order to you, take it
And beware, beware of disobeying me

27. What do you see me as? William cried
Even demons do not like to see me

28. Iblis, oh elder of the first demons
They were my brothers from the brothers

29. Have mercy on me, the night is harshly cold
And horror fills my sight and self

30. By hell, by its burning chambers
With fires, with fires

31. And by every willing, deceitful devil
And by every obedient, rebellious devil

32. Command the gates of hell to open, for I
Have nearly frozen stiff my tongue

33. I wish I knew where to go after
The way was blocked and both doors shut

34. Command me a corner to rest my brain
In even if it is intensely hot

35. Why did you not accept my plea? So Iblis answered him
Turning away like a snake

36. If I knew I would have kept silent, so do not increase
The confused have no opinion among the confused

37. You try in vain to find lodging with us
This is impossible

38. Do not mention to me the Tender One and what happened
To her, I have killed my tender one

39. He who aspires for glory or gold
Shall not enter hell

40. If you long for staying in the flames
Then fire and sulfur are everywhere

41. So gather them and make for yourself from them
And for those you love, another hell

42. And here William recoiled then disappeared
Between a dark night and smoke

43. So he woke up terrified, turning his eye
To the horror in the doors and walls

44. And says I will not forget you, oh my dream, even
If the spiders of forgetfulness weaved over me

45. What startled me was that I was expelled from the sky
I despair of the mercy of the Judge

46. But my expulsion from hell, it
Did not cross my mind or calculations