Humiliated, they now vaunt black visage, sooty features grimace,
Not recognized in the streets, shriveled tree-bark skin shrouds bones
It is fortunate to have died, better to be violated by the sword than by hunger
Wasting slowly, pierced by pangs of the fruitless wasted fields
Juicy morsels of children have grimed the compassionate fingers of loving mothers
They, delicate fare for my cracked daughter people
Kettle whistling, the boiling wrath of God was fit, fiercely to pour;
He scorched Zion melting its foundations
Long unimaginable, neither the kings of the land, nor the inhabitants of the world
Could brave belief of an enemy entering the gates of Jerusalem
My eyes have seen it, by the sins of her prophets, by the iniquity of her priests;
They poured out an offering in the midst of the people, the blood of the righteous
Noxious, unclean, the blind men wander madly in the streets
Defiled by the blood they poured, so no one risks touching their garments