1. My tears in you do not melt,
And the heart's disease cannot be cured,

2. And the cheek's place from the absence of
The tears' flow cannot be watered,

3. Tears that thirst the cheek,
And with them my eyelids have drowned,

4. Oh you who own tenderness, by whom has tenderness owned you
If you do not decide I become happy, do not decide I become miserable,

5. Be charitable with what perishes,
And take the reward of what remains,

6. And remind your gentle side,
And reciprocate with what I have given,

7. He who fears will remember,
And the miserable will avoid it.