1. With worry, white as a blade,
The supplicant's knock on the generous man's door,

2. Who offers his open hand,
When the palm of the giver modestly withdraws.

3. A man fulfilled with virtuous deeds,
Who closes openings to shame and disgrace,

4. His prayer you granted,
Raising him to enduring glory and nobility.

5. Yet you carried burdens far greater
Than a wood gatherer's load of sticks.