1. The one who served the beauty from his water
Made apparent in his upper face what he had given to drink

2. And the ends of the letters from his writing
On both his cheeks had perspired

3. Oh his beauty! A noon with flowing water
And it turns like a scorpion to be avoided

4. So take advantage of a full moon that has appeared
In dusk before it is erased

5. No eyelid saw it fading
Nor did any decoration see it burning