Look at the foot of the Han, How abundantly grow the hazel and arrow-thorn. Easy and self-possessed was our prince, In his pursuit of dignity (still) easy and self-possessed.

Massive is that cup of jade, With the yellow liquid sparkling in it, Easy and self-possessed was our prince, The fit recipient of blessing and dignity.

The hawk flies up to heaven, The fishes leap in the deep. Easy and self-possessed was our prince:—Did he not exert an influence on men?

His clear drink was in the vessels; His red bull was ready;—To offer, to give in God's name, To increase his bright happiness.

Thick grow the oaks and the buckthorn, Which the people use for fuel. Easy and self-possessed was our prince, Cheered and encouraged by God.

Luxuriant are the dolichos and other creepers, Clinging to the branches and stems. Easy and self-possessed was our prince, Seeking for happiness by no crooked ways.