1. I hung him, white with two eyes
Beautiful as the full moon, yet eyeless

2. And he would sometimes face me with an eye
That almost takes the light from my eyes

3. He gladdens eyes, yet is the foe of the eye
He is neither auspicious nor sinister

4. Two lips converse in the best possible way
And none but the two genders exceed him

5. He has worn dignity in two garbs
Eulogist said of the fellow resident

6. And he is too sublime for the place of the eye
His stay is my adornment and my adornment

7. Yet his stay is my disgrace