1. When a child is born blind, you find him

    By your fortune, more discerning than one who sees, and more far-ranging.

  2. I became blind in the womb, and intelligence springs from blindness;

    So I came forth with wondrous intuition, a stronghold for knowledge.

  3. And the eye's light sank into the heart, so he came to have

    A heart that gathered what other people let slip away,

  4. And poetry like the meadow's blossoms, whose parts I harmonized

    With words that turn smooth whenever poetry grows rough.

Sol 6.1