Sol 5.6

  1. I remember my people in the lean years, whenever

    the age was drought-stricken, their cauldrons boiled.

  2. Their fires were a beacon for their neighbor;

    in drought, he took the fires as his guide.

  3. Then I remained among a people who thought they had

    superiority over other peoples through miserliness.

  4. Whoever came, they blamed him; and whoever’s

    hands were stingy with kindness and bounty,

  5. they praised his good repute, and their spokesman said:

    “Noble in conduct, sound in judgment.”

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