1. Were the stingiest man on earth to covet my generosity,
He would become the gracious, open-handed giver.

2. Were the blindest man on earth to envy my eloquence,
He would become the articulate, fluent scribe.

3. Were the greatest coward on earth to covet my courage in battle
He would become the valiant, mighty warrior.

4. Woe to me for meeting you, for I cannot
Deny your gift whether present or absent.

5. Woe to him you left and spurned,
While good fortune belongs to one who longs for your companionship.