1. When the ungrateful scoundrel shows ingratitude,
The generous soul's bounty will not cease its plenitude.

2. The harvest of reward suffices for what you have sown,
Not every planted seed can fully have grown.

3. It should suffice you that one comes seeking your grace,
Though not seeking to thank you or praise.

4. He wavers in thanking for kindness, yet still,
You when called upon, do not waver, but fulfill.

5. It will suffice you that he dies with your name remembered,
While you are in the abode of praise forever engendered.

6. Had you sought a measure, you'd not have the power,
Can a man leave what he's accustomed to and used to for an hour?

7. Your gift is a favor we cannot praise enough,
For when praised, you yourself begin to blush.