1. My eyes cried for my eyes
After a rock sheltered them

2. So my eyes' tears are from me
Above my cheek they flowed

3. My eyes' edges shed tears
Flooding down profusely

4. My soul after the rock
Admits being torn asunder

5. And in it from the rock something
That can't be told in detail

6. And in my soul are worries
So it is hotter than embers

7. And remembering the rock my soul
Each day shouldered a burden

8. The rock was indeed a fortress
And guardian of progeny

9. A savior and springtime
For the feeble old woman

10. And if a north or south wind
Blew fierce gales

11. It slaughtered the brave heroes
And the steadfast stalwarts

12. It would fill the potbellies with fat
You'd see them swollen

13. And you'd see the starving throngs
Approaching it greedily

14. And you'd see the hands in it
Fat and plump

15. Coming and going
Like differing cats

16. Like wasps and locusts
In a frequented meadow

17. Scattering in nations
And it has reconciler

18. So if I gulped the drink of the rock
It became a quencher for me

19. It was once upon a time
A garden with burgeoning growth