In the Ottoman reign, the Turks are free; he holds conscious heart, with insight to see. On freedom of the West they do not boast; they are captives yet of his Charming toast.

How daring were they who broke his charms; who paid no heed to his pledges warm. Get not despaired, have thy ego’s own view; what did the past nations you also do.

The fate thus gave to Turks a verve anew; and gave them a base for a build up new. Where are those Muslim who could behold? The meanings of fate which God had told.* * It means when the Turks decided to keep their freedom at any cost, God came to their help. In this quatrain the poet wants to say that the nations make their own destinies.