Sol 6

  1. You see a man well formed, and the eye takes pleasure in him,

    Yet he knows nothing of the intricacies of affairs.

  2. He is like seawater: you cannot swallow it,

    Though every onlooker admires its calm surface.

  3. And you meet a noble man of excellent judgment whose body,

    When he walks among the people, is not imposing.

  4. He is like a body worn by long neglect,

    Covering the edge of a keen, double-edged blade.

Sol 6