1. Take it, narcissus-bodied,

    to the varied strains of a tuneful singer.

  2. For freshly picked narcissus has revealed to us

    a life of ease upon its arrival.

  3. It unites two opposites that have seldom met:

    blazing flame and hail.

  4. So it is like hazel eyes up close,

    and it is like radiant stars from afar.

  5. I think wide eyes envy it,

    for they are sick with intense envy.

  6. I said, when time reinforced with it

    the battalions of revelry, without delay:

  7. Welcome to what has sickened the eyes, for they shall not

    be parted from their ailment for all eternity.

Sol 6.1