باز این سستی این ناموس‌کوش ** کو فرو مرد از یکی خش خشت موش
Contra, hujus (membri) ambitiosi debilatatem quod ob unum muris susurrum succidit. [(And) again, the weakness of the ambitious one (the male organ) that collapsed (as though) dead because of the rustling of a mouse.]
رازها را می‌کند حق آشکار ** چون بخواهد رست تخم بد مکار
God is ever making the hidden things manifest: since they will grow up, do not sow bad seed.
آب و ابر و آتش و این آفتاب ** رازها را می برآرد از تراب 3970
Rain and clouds and fire and this sun are ever bringing up the hidden things from the earth.
این بهار نو ز بعد برگ‌ریز ** هست برهان وجود رستخیز
This new springtide after the fall of the leaves is a proof of the existence of the Resurrection.
در بهار آن سرها پیدا شود ** هر چه خوردست این زمین رسوا شود
In spring the secrets are revealed: whatsoever this Earth has eaten is exposed to view.
بر دمد آن از دهان و از لبش ** تا پدید آید ضمیر و مذهبش
It shoots up from her mouth and lips in order that she may bring to light her hidden mind and way.
سر بیخ هر درختی و خورش ** جملگی پیدا شود آن بر سرش
The secret of the root of every tree and its nutriment—the whole of that is plainly shown forth on its (leafy) top.
هر غمی کز وی تو دل آزرده‌ای ** از خمار می بود کان خورده‌ای 3975
Every sorrow whereby thou art (made) sore in heart is the headache arising from the wine that thou hast drunk;
لیک کی دانی که آن رنج خمار ** از کدامین می بر آمد آشکار
But how shouldst thou know from which wine that headache has arisen (and become) manifest?
این خمار اشکوفه‌ی آن دانه است ** آن شناسد کاگه و فرزانه است
This crop-sickness (headache) is the blossom of that seed (only) he that is sagacious and wise will recognise it.