1. Behold the weaving of spring and its threads,
As the sun embellishes and the clouds embroider.

2. And the earth reveals itself in silk brocade,
While the river murmurs, stirred by the breeze.

3. Faces gleam from all regions,
Their lips smiling with laughter.

4. Our minds manifest as pastures,
And our hearts reign as brides.

5. The expanse of this sky is carpeted,
And the air of this atmosphere is perfumed.

6. Dew on the cheeks of branches arranged,
And on plains scattered, unconfined.

7. As if camphor was shredded in its valley,
Or pearls were strewn atop the vegetation.

8. How much silver was poured on its plains -
Scattered, pure - were it molded it would shine.

9. Strange you fear poverty or long for wealth,
When your hands can take what they wish or leave.

10. So cease reproaching the nights, and never
Spill the wine of generosity at a feast of frivolity.

11. Resent not the disfavor of people or fate,
For the contentment of creation is an unreached goal.

12. The end of this world and its people’s quest
Is a kingdom that fades and a veil that rends.

13. What pleasure in it resembles misery?
A wish that with death shreds the seeker.

14. It tastes sweet then embitters like bile,
Loves, yet rages and rends us apart.

15. Marvel at this universe of motion,
Receiving revelation amidst its decay.