1. He goes to earn a measly carat, a brother of hard work,
If wickedness in it was weighed, it would be a quintal.

2. He wants to cling to the allowed times,
Alas! Time is nothing but a bird that flew away.

3. So restrain the thoughts of an ungrateful soul,
For you may face dangers in your world.

4. And people debase themselves with faults,
Until they are rid of things bit by bit.

5. And leaving a transient pleasure,
Returns eloquent mature speech.

6. And people's hands may be generous,
Until they are counted with rains, showers.

7. If you are silent about the food and drink of the vulgar,
Then do not try to unveil dignities.

8. And nicer than musk and droplets,
Is that you do not frequent the house of evil, lands.