1. He said yes, she was an old demented woman
Married to a boy she burdened

2. And he refused her and loved another
A young gazelle-like girl

3. She spoiled his wedding in her love
That's from her flaw and stupidity

4. The pretty girl blamed
And forgot her ugly image

5. Because she didn't know coquetry
In people's images or ugliness

6. She said to him, blaming his deed
And mocking his words and mind

7. You left me though I am old
For a girl, which is not right

8. I never got pregnant or raised a child
A foolish one, no cleverness or misery in her

9. Oblivious, not experiencing time
And has worn out clothes sometimes

10. Look at her sick eyelids
And the redness of her cheeks and paleness

11. And her narrow trimmed waist
And her heavy wide hips

12. She is plump, corpulent
Chubby, meaty, fatty

13. Don't you see her flirtatious walking, how unseemly it is
Don't you see her talk, how soft it is

14. Don't you see her words are coarse
Don't you see her glances are sick

15. It's as if she is a sleepy old woman
Short stepping, thinking she is youthful

16. Don't you see her scarf, how it dangles
Don't you see her anklet, how it clinks

17. An old woman with coarse words
Beautifully ill glances

18. She kept blaming her and mentioning
The beauty traits that can't be denied

19. She thought that was immoral in her ignorance
Of beauty and ugliness due to her weak mind

20. And so do you blame people
For every virtue, reverse reasoning

21. Like one who blames honey for being sweet
And the inactive lion for being fierce

22. By God, if not for the nobility of people
The world would just be dreams

23. Look at an empty land without them
And a place of refuse far from them

24. Is it like the inhabited place
Beautiful to souls and eyes?

25. And he did what he did for reform
No flaw or blame in it

26. So the brave one is who reforms himself
Even by killing his son or wedding

27. Haven't you heard the story of the crow
When he feared evil from punishment?