1. How you undermined the edifice of justice
In the quest for salvation through the fairest lass

2. O judges, you wronged justice until
You pitied beauty in the eyes of women

3. We knew beauty to be a gleaming sword
With a sharp edge, radiant and bright

4. We did not know it to be sacred law, decisive
Unjust in the land, upon the wretched

5. So if that beauty becomes the judge
Who condemns people in secret

6. Seat him openly on the bench
And replace the leaders with him

7. Justice will then become wickedness
And existence will sink into lewdness

8. The poor and weak will be made lowly
And judgments will belong to the wealthy

9.
How many innocents in prison became miserable

10. Victims of blind religious laws
While how many criminals run rampant

11. Yet are innocent by your laws

12. O judges, and justice is the greatest pillar
For governance's march in the desolate land

13. How you buried the youth with laws
That disappeared, stained with blood

14. People did not know before that
Justice is hostage to radiant eyes

15. And it has affections that were struck by an arrow
Of passion for Margaret in its heart

16. O beauty of women, you who were given power
Then judge as you wish upon the weak