1. Why did you not veil ugliness with beauty

    before summoning the two viziers?

  2. The two knew that they had been brought

    to a private audience more burdensome than debt.

  3. When the two drew near, to within two bow-lengths,

    the envier struck them both with the evil eye.

  4. So the two departed like the departure of a youth

    who yields his beloved to the hand of separation.

  5. What drove them both from your chosen monkey was

    the butt of a butting beast with two horns.

  6. Never, in all time past, had people seen

    before him a monkey with two horns.

  7. Four were gathered together in an assembly;

    then these two flew off with these two.

  8. Those two had clung to your sides, never leaving—

    alas for two flanks gone to waste!

  9. And there you sit between the pair,

    as a penis sits between two testicles.

Sol 5.6