1. I have an evening draught of love and a morning draught.

    Within my heart, love goes forth each morning and returns each evening.

  2. Whoever saw me lying atop my bed

    said, "This is a castoff, thrown aside."

  3. O my people, what anguish of love I endure!

    So lament me, weep over me, and wail.

  4. I have a soul without a body, and a body

    that my visitors swear has no soul within.

  5. Who will shield me from the beloved, because of

    whom misery and torment have overtaken me?

  6. For the ugliness of passion is beautiful to me,

    and the beauty of consolation is ugly to me.

  7. My tongue has not spoken of love, and yet

    my eye's tears speak of what I conceal.

Sol 6.1