1. Those are the dwellings—if only they could speak,

    they would complain to you of the ravages of decay.

  2. Their haunts are effaced, and even their newer parts have worn away;

    indeed, their dwelling-ground and landmark have become a mere trace.

  3. Nothing remains of them but traces of youth

    and familiar haunts over which the love-struck one grieves.

Sol 5.6