1. Your reigns are candles by which light is sought;

    so make haste with them before the candles are extinguished.

  2. The soul perishes through breaths repeated,

    and the blazing fire has its light concealed by flashes.

  3. How many a hearer of speech is a great talker—as though they,

    beneath the earth, had neither spoken nor heard.

  4. Knowledge perceives that a person is snatched

    from life, yet greed prevails.

  5. Clouds have watered them, weeping for an age

    without smiling; yet they neither gave generously nor shed tears.

  6. Do not amass wealth; bestow it upon those entitled to it,

    for hoarders leave all they amassed as an inheritance.

  7. Time belongs to God, and the world is left behind

    after us, while skulls and dewclaws become equal.

  8. No honor remains fixed for the days

    when Sundays and Fridays vie in pride.

  9. Many a fair-skinned man had brocade freely spent

    to keep him safe, only for limping hyenas to eat him.

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