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Updated: April 30, 2025
O prudent Yoyontzin, famous king and peerless monarch, rejoice in the present, be happy in the springtime, for a day shall come in which thou shall vainly seek these joys. Then thy destiny shall snatch the sceptre from thy hand, thy moon shall wane, no longer wilt thou be strong and proud, then thy servants shall be destitute of all things.
The expression in Dios, I explain as in the note to II, 1, and do not consider that it detracts from the authentic antiquity of the poem. 2. yoyontzin; on the significance of this appellation of Nezahualcoyotl, see Introduction, p. 35. 3. ti Nezahualcoyotl; "thou Nezahualcoyotl." The princely poet may have addressed himself in this expression, or we may suppose the song was chanted before him.
I alone will clothe thee with flowers, mine alone is the song which casts down our grief before God in thy house. In mach noca ompolihuiz in cohuayotl mach noca in icniuhyotl in ononoya in ye ichan; ye nio Yoyontzin on cuicatillano ye ipalnemohuani. True it is that my possessions shall perish, my friendships, their home and their house; thus I, O Yoyontzin, pour forth songs to the Giver of Life.
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