1. He awoke, while the days were still drowsy,
With eyes over the eye of time.

2. In every abyss of its troubles,
He has an observatory of his opinion and an ambush.

3. And in every matter required by its affairs,
An appearance according to what is required, and essence.

4. The actions of his determination race ahead of his opinion's actions,
Judging what was or will be.

5. You see him narrow-eyed while he is watchful,
And time trembles while he is still.

6. He has insight into the garb of matters,
Grasping the essence of things while secure.

7. The clear truth whispers to him innately
Opinions on what can barely be seen.

8. Wisdom and judgment come to him before thought
When affairs clash with his affairs.

9. Ideas speculate on grasping his opinion,
And their judgments on what suspicions harbored.

10. With the appearance of determination and opinion his army wages raids,
While he remains serene.

11. It is as if the clouds of time around his determination
Are doubts, certainty shining between them.