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30:1 Young people now insult me, although their fathers would have been a disgrace to my sheep dogs.
30:2 And those who insult me are helpless themselves.
30:3 They must claw the desert sand in the dark for something to satisfy their hunger.
30:4 They gather tasteless shrubs for food and firewood,
30:5 and they are run out of towns, as though they were thieves.
30:6 Their only homes are ditches or holes between rocks,
30:7 where they bray like donkeys gathering around shrubs.
30:8 And like senseless donkeys they are chased away.
30:9 Those worthless nobodies make up jokes and songs to disgrace me.
30:10 They are hateful and keep their distance, even while spitting in my direction.
30:11 God has destroyed me, and so they don't care what they do.
30:12 Their attacks never stop, though I am defenseless, and my feet are trapped.
30:13 Without any help, they prevent my escape, destroying me completely
30:14 and leaving me crushed.
30:15 Terror has me surrounded; my reputation and my riches have vanished like a cloud.
30:16 I am sick at heart! Pain has taken its toll.
30:17 Night chews on my bones, causing endless torment,
30:18 and God has shrunk my skin, choking me to death.
30:19 I have been thrown in the dirt and now am dirt myself.
30:20 I beg God for help, but there is no answer; and when I stand up, he simply stares.
30:21 God has turned brutal,
30:22 stirring up a windstorm to toss me about.
30:23 Soon he will send me home to the world of the dead, where we all must go.
30:24 No one refuses help to others, when disaster strikes.
30:25 I mourned for the poor and those who suffered.
30:26 But when I beg for relief and light, all I receive are disaster and darkness.
30:27 My stomach is tied in knots; pain is my daily companion.
30:28 My days are dark and gloomy and in the city council I stand and cry out,
30:29 making mournful sounds like jackals and owls.
30:30 My skin is so parched, that it peels right off, and my bones are burning.
30:31 My only songs are sorrow and sadness.