1. She remained under that oppression from her shepherd
Between two hillocks to her folds

2. While the eye settled on her food
Of the plants of the earth and its fruits

3. Until when her udders were full
And the urine leaked onto her companions

4. And the weakest among her sheep-herds seized
The hem of her cloak in its folds

5. She remembered to follow the coldness of her water
And the common reed from her resting places

6. So she dismissed the powerless among her sheep-herds
And the morning found her unkempt from her trials

7. Blessing the pulling away at her udders
A tiliha who spends the night in her oases

8. As if when she came to her water
A battalion had come to its banners

9. The enemies had shaken it from meeting her
She almost trips in the crowds and in their assault

10. Dripping mucus from her sides
When the branded one turns from her food

11. She bleats like thunder from her singing