²⁹ Who ·has trouble [^Lcries “Woe!”]? Who ·has pain [^Lcries “Alas!”]?
    Who ·fights [has conflicts]? Who complains?
Who has unnecessary bruises?
    Who has ·bloodshot [glazed] eyes?
³⁰ It is people who ·drink too much [^Llinger over] wine,
    who ·try out all different kinds of strong drinks [^Lgo in search of the mixing vessel].
³¹ Don’t stare at the wine when it is red,
    when it sparkles in the cup,
    when it goes down smoothly.
³² Later it bites like a snake
    with poison ·in its fangs [^Llike a viper].
³³ Your eyes will see strange sights,
    and your ·mind will be confused [^Lheart will speak perverse things].
³⁴ You will ·feel dizzy as if you’re in a storm on [^Lbe like one who lies down in the heart of] the ocean,
    as if you’re on top of a ship’s ·sails [mast].
³⁵ You will think, “They hit me, but ·I’m not hurt [^LI feel no pain].
    They beat me up, but I don’t ·remember [know] it.
I wish I could wake up.
    Then I would ·get another drink [^Llook for it].”