1. O soul in darkness, how much agony you suffer from burning,
Which the heart and spirit endure from you,

2. Slaughtered next to you, embraced by
A slaughtered heart from you in the world of the chest.

3. Reason has gone with you, not prospering from it at all,
And doubt has become accustomed to you when hopes were frustrated.

4. And you remained on earth taken, so you did not triumph,
The homelands did not master you, nor the tablet.

5. Suspended by the hands of days, discarded
On the margin of the unknown, neither Jesus nor Noah.

6. And yesterday my faith left me in a
Dusty affection, in whose depths the winds roar.

7. The sun of the heart's world was shattered and extinguished
In the world of the soul, my lamps.

8. And the buried guiding light still lives and laments, it has
No return, for it went too deep in the darkness.

9. Today I know nothing but that tomorrow
Is a gate that sealed shutters pass through.