1. The recognition of oppression upon the oppressed,
And the judgment of one who tyrannizes upon one who judges,

2. And indeed whatever you were wrongfully accused of
Is the innocence of truthfulness and the shame of morals.

3. And there is no blemish upon the light when they
Write upon it faults with the ink of darkness.

4. And noble youths, if they shine, will find
The humility of honorable judges.

5. They intended to detract in the land
A great character, but it rose high and prospered.

6. And they tried to defame a virtuous one
With what God refused for him and generosity.

7. So they blackened the faces of their rulings,
While the face of the virtuous accused one whitened.