1. O you who sees the virtue of winter over summer as you rule
That is not paradise to me,

2. It would be hell to me
Listen, they are two kings, each

3. Honored in his dominion
And each king among them

4. Has a deputy who comes first
Spring comes on behalf of summer

5. With virtues you know
And you see autumn on behalf of winter

6. And no deputy is safe from being deputized
And the servant in his deeds

7. Translates the manners of his Master
The virtue of summer as you saw

8. Is lighter in obligation and more merciful