Please paraphrase the poem "The Wife's Lament" as translated by Ann Stanford.Please when you finish explaining a stanza, tell me that you moved...

Before beginning a line-by-line summary of "The Wife's
Lament," it should be noted that it is very difficult to determine the exact
circumstances the wife in this poem is lamenting.  She has in some way, for some reason,
been separated from her husband and forced to live in some kind of "den in the
earth." 

Stanza 1:

I make this
song sadly.  I am a woman who will tell the griefs that I have had since I grew
up.

I am now in exile.  My husband went away over the
sea. Each day I grieved and wondered where he might be. 
 

My husband's family plotted to divide us as far from each
other as possible.  I suffer from longing from my man.

I
was commanded to move my residence to a land where I had few friends or family
members. 

My heart grieves that the man who was so
well-matched to me should now think of murder.  We used to vow that only death would do
us part, but now this has changed.

Stanza
2:

I now must bear the anger of my beloved, who has sent me
to live in an earthen den in the forest.  It is a joyless dwelling.   I have friends who
are lying in bed while I must walk alone at dawn.  

I will
never rest from my "care of heart."  I hope that my beloved is always
sad-minded.

Woe is to those people who must wait while
longing for their beloved.