1. I do not shake men who have no trembling,
Nor does the soul of the trunk ask for moisture.

2. The sun is not robbed of its light in sadness,
So let the evil of the night's nature roll into sin.

3. Ships of the sea, the ploughmen run them,
So how can their hearts' desires be protected?

4. I do not fear sin in warning their intent,
But I do not hope for it among all relatives.