1. Wine's beauty and savor have shunned me;

    For my soul has grown thirsty, and its pallor has lingered.

  2. And I have vessels—had their fate shown refinement,

    Their cup would not have spent the night enthralled by gloom.

  3. And disheveled, empty wine jars, as though they were

    The chests of men whose hearts have left them.

  4. So give me drink yourself, not the clouds, for it

    Is the gravest malady, and you are its physician.

Sol 6.1