1. O you who blame the faults of others,
And look down on them from your moral height,

2. Refrain from blaming him in ignorance,
For his beauty shines to dispel the gloom.

3. He is the most renowned in goodness, so love him,
Greet him with peace amidst the crowds.

4. He is aloof from seeming frivolous,
Though the world adorns itself in sleep's illusion.

5. Refined is he in manners, elegant in bearing,
Perfect in the ways of highest breeding.

6. Only musk will do for his body's scent,
Diffusing through the darkness his fragrance.

7. And those who belong to his circle
Are by merit raised above detractors.

8. Green with envy and gloom
At his beauty envied by all.

9. Can one unrivalled in subtle grace,
Be compared to one of common traits?

10. If the radiant sun lived forever,
It would not earn such reverence and esteem.