1. My friend refused my generosity and sale, both
He is the man who becomes self-sufficient and his friend praised

2. So I said, and some suspicion lies to its people
And believes them, and most suspicion is lying

3. Perhaps my brother, when he saw the goodness of my nature
And my gentleness to him, thought that I would cheat him

4. And I was a man, and knowledge belongs to God alone, I do not see
My brother and friend like a stranger I would deceive

5. And I was given a share of modesty, and I complain
Of powerlessness, which has not appeared to people, absent