1. For every worry from worries, there is relief
And the evening and the dawn, there is no escape with it

2. What is with he who gladdens your affliction? He does not
Possess anything from his matter and scatteredness

3. I defend my basin and he pushes me away
Oh people, who excuses me from deception?

4. Until when his blindness clears up
He comes rubbing and his madness injures him

5. He may gather money without eating it
And eat money without gathering it

6. And cut cloth without wearing it
And wear cloth without cutting it

7. So accept from time what came to you with it
He who delighted an eye with his livelihood benefited it

8. And reconcile the rope of the distant one, if he did not reconcile
The rope, then estrange the near one, if he cut it off

9. And do not disgrace the poor, perhaps you will bow down one day
And time had already raised him