1. Blame not the swimmer if his foot slips
Though he shoulders the abundant harvest's burdens

2. He threw his gaze upon the sultan
And fell there to greet with peace unprompted

3. He outsped the winds in his running and you reined him
From them, for none can vie with you

4. His strength faded as he remembered
That in private from you he's called a cowed lion

5. When can the wind withstand a towering mountain
Or lightning conquer a pouring raincloud?

6. Excuse the lightning's fall during its course
For lightning falls when it flies on

7. And slow your steed for his stumble was rare
The steed accepts the stumbler back

8. And beware the evil eye of the envious
Who looks on with evil gazing

9. And submit to the light of the faith, empowerer of the world
In events an aider and assister

10. And if the faith's reform lasts for its people
They need not fear the days' fickle turns