1. I have renounced you, wine, unwillingly, though I once—

    —defied every rebuke while I was healthy.

  2. The physician forbade me you; nor am I igno—

    —rant of any prohibition or command of medicine.

  3. In my wasting illness, I find in you no cure for my belly,

    though once, in sorrow, you were the cure for my heart.

  4. Would that my ailment were one treated with wi—

    —ne, so I could meet the reproacher with my excuse for drinking it.

  5. I once lamented Hind in verse; now

    my poetry laments sickness and sleeplessness.

Sol 6.1