1. The nights are tiring,
Love of survival is troubling,

2. No good in children,
Relatives or descendants.

3. Worries, sorrows and harm,
Regrets like burning coal,

4. No benefit in them,
Only corrupt suspicions

5. And cold nonsense,
Increasing regrets.

6. Disappointing and dissolved,
Humiliating and deadly,

7. If not for them, the well-mannered and eloquent
Would not have been humiliated.

8. Barrenness to me is sweeter
Than them, so avoid the useless.

9. Women are unjust,
Ignorance does not suit them,

10. So flee from women,
For ugliness is in the beauty.

11. Is there an impartial intellect
That I complain to of what I know?

12. One's world is their own soul
On their day and yesterday,

13. Seeking for their own wedding
And heart and molar.

14. The wise and reasonable person,
Rather, the adept and virtuous,

15. Finds solace in their solitude
And certainty in their perplexity.