1. O you who prefer the company of rulers, it has
A charm that pleases, but its ignorance is murky.

2. I have never ceased being wary
Of it, and not whenever he wishes, can he master it.

3. So how can one who belittles generations,
Condescending, and if he is cold, humans are cold to him.

4. And whenever he wants a decree against you executed,
He does so whenever he wants, and from him you will not gain victory.

5. Indeed when kings settle, their fire
Will burn you before seeking the evil of villages.