1. O new generation, greetings
The years have burdened you with their weight

2. And disasters have assaulted you with their calamities
That the tyrants have harvested, their bodies

3. They have burdened you, though you are the noblest pioneer
With the weight of their hopes and sorrows

4. So the painful past has burdened you with its burden
And the promising future has chanted poems to you

5. And the troubled present wandering between them
Yearning and dreaming floats upon it

6. The traitors have burdened you with the yield of
What they conspired, corrupted, tampered with and poisoned

7. And the loyalists, their hope is that
Distress will clear and the dawn will give birth to darkness

8. O new generation, for so long
Flags have been wrongly attached

9. For so long tyrants have raged
Silencing reformers, sitting, standing

10. They called you "destroyer" because you reject
What injustice cultivated and corruption reaped

11. And because you made justice your approach
From those whose role is abolishing and building

12. And you were angry to find the subjects as livestock
In the hands of the shepherds as if they were cattle

13. And you denounced that in their dictionary
Rule is a whip, desire, and nudity

14. Be patient, all of that is nonsense
That will vanish, and effort and determination will remain

15. And so is every "destroyer" of vice
A builder, and every "immortalizer" a destroyer