Isaiah 14:6-8

Expanded Bible

⁶ ·The king of Babylon [^L…which] struck ·people [or nations] in anger
    ·again and again [with endless blows].
He ruled nations in anger
    ·and continued to hurt them [with unrelenting oppression/aggression].
⁷ But now, the whole world rests and is quiet.
    Now the people begin to sing.
⁸ Even the ·pine trees [junipers; evergreens; cypresses] ·are happy [rejoice at you],
    and the cedar trees of Lebanon rejoice.
They say, “The king has ·fallen [been laid low],
    so no ·one [woodcutter] will ever cut us down again.”