1. They say to me one day when the striker
With his hammer struck the translator mysteriously:

2. "He learned to whistle, so I said he borrowed it
The morning after the bell rang with the hue of a passionate lover."

3. The reddish copper turns docile
With its palms at melting, stretching, and striking.

4. Its redness is derived from its shyness,
And its yellowness from what it fears of reproach.