1. Woe to the pleasures of youth as a livelihood
Along with abundance, the carefree young man is given

2. And the heart may make the young man reasonable without his worry
And without the heart he would have been a daring scout

3. And I have cut through the terrifying tear with it torn apart
With a spear like the eyelid of the fully armed Persian

4. As if its arms upon the mole were, after
The wailing of the arms of an undressed warrior