1. Why did she burden me, as if with blame like needles,
Without anything to justify attaching blame,

2. Except foolishness and the poor judgment that clothed her,
Until she inserted her blame beneath my skin without a trace.

3. I said to her, "My dear, I say to you about
Things I know well of them the news:

4. Wealth may turn to a man after a time, then after a time, ruin him,
For wealth is what God has decreed, so it must gain possession as fate.

5. Effort is the best thing that helped you, or
That you were connected by and efforts are gathered.

6. A man may acquire, after providing for his family,
And then after wealth, have to provide and exert himself.

7. Evil is the worst thing you will be tainted by,
While righteousness is like rain whose plants are flourishing.

8. I have witnessed the drunken reveler - neither his virtues apparent, nor limits.
Among young men of soft resolve who do not forget their dreams when drunk.

9. They are hospitable to guest and vagrant and they fulfill vows when they make them."