I saw the ruddy sunshine growing wild, I saw his smiling visage disappear, the sky, once filled with luminance so mild becoming dark with shadowings of fear. The southern wind with angry violence blows Olympus, perched on Atlas' shoulders' height who quavers as the tempest's fury grows and fills the air with thunder in his fright. But, see! I saw the veil of darkness break within the morning's rainwater dissolving, and see! I saw the daybreak's glory take its former ground, back to its heights resolving; and to the sky I wondered, "Who can say if such a change as this lies in my way?"
This is my translation of *La tempestad y la calma*, by Juan de Arguijo (1567-1623). My Spanish is very basic, and I was mainly working from someone else's translation into English prose. The original is at http://es.wikisource.org/wiki/La_tempestad_y_la_calma .