1. In a dwelling robed with the garb of honor
We have accepted it as a chosen and frequented resort

2. My glories are clad with the perfumes of piety
On its edges and the glories of height intertwined

3. When he reached its summit, he yearned for a youth
Who brings together earth and sky alike

4. And how can a roof like it bear ambitions
That even the elevated roof was unable to bear

5. And God defended me when He saw nobility
If I had not made it long with favor it would have collapsed

6. And if He had decreed what the people proclaimed
The mantle of glory would not have remained whole after me

7. So I ask God for a life, whenever wounds reached
Their extent in years, He relieved me with a strong body