1. From a lover whose illness was cured by her kiss,
Whose flesh and blood withered away.

2. A writer whose pages lamented,
Whose pen wept with mercy.

3. He raises his complaints to a moon
Whose darkness is uncovered from its face.

4. One whose forehead is for the horn of the sun,
And whose smile is for the flash of lightning.

5. You have addled my reason, O criticizer!
Indeed, I do not accuse my reason.

6. The young man has a reason by which he lives,
Wherever his feet guide his legs.