The minute roads of this homeland
His sore, achy hands devoid of grasp
From tip to toe his roses are utter verse
My valiant, my lion is recumbent here.
I am wistful today, roses don’t bloom;
Dreadful news as to my valiant I acquired:
His mattress (is) of forged iron, (his) ottomans from stone
My valiant, my lion is recumbent here.
He did no iniquity, nor a manslaughter
Clean as bread, pellucid as water
Condemned, with nobody any the wiser
My valiant, my lion is recumbent here.
Could a threshing field be amidst the graves?
Could vigor endure thirteen years confinement?
If I ask Azrael would he slay me?
My valiant, my lion is recumbent here.