1As the wind tears this grass from the surface of the earth, thus do I tear thy soul, so that thou, woman, shalt love, shalt not be averse to me!

2If ye, O two Asvins, shall unite and bring together the loving pair-united are the fortunes of,both of you (lovers), united the thoughts, united the purposes!

3When birds desire to chirp, lustily desire to chirp, may my call go there, as an arrow-point upon the shaft!

4What is within shall be without, what is without shall be within! Take captive, O herb, the, soul of the maidens endowed with every chai-m!

5Longing for a husband this woman hath come, I have come longing for a wife, As a loudly neighing horFe I have attained to my good fortune! {06008}