1. With my soul, whom I must emigrate from
And whom am I remembering in ease and hardship

2. And whom people threw stones at me, so beware of them
With my emigration unless what their consciences conceal

3. For their sake, my country narrowed down on me
When I was not pleased with those I dwelled with

4. And for their sake I loved those who do not love me
And hated those whom I used to befriend

5. Shall I emigrate from a home that love clung to
Where both loved ones and enemies visit

6. How can I free myself from the agony of love after
It pleased the core of my heart and its surface

7. The first of love died before me, so it was over
For if I die, love itself would have died last

8. And it was before me behind a veil that hid it
Your love without the veil directly encounters it

9. I block passion shyly from entering me
Though in you is what I wish, unless I converse with a foe