1. I see every doubter fearing his imagination
As if the eyes of the two worlds are watching him

2. He almost reveals his conscience out of intense fear
For every person fears the consequences of what he is wary of

3. In the wilderness, he who fears being caught off guard
His merits have become firmly established among people

4. So beware, my two friends, and a scene
That makes you forget the consequences of what happened in it

5. And beware, you two, of a sin you would commit
Even if sometimes its committer is excused

6. For not every excused one is truly excused for his excuse
Nor is every accused one's faults worthy of reproach