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Enchanting the world, autumn gladdens the heart. | Enchanting the world, autumn gladdens the heart. | ||
Autumn not only | Autumn is not only in the fragrance of pomelos. | ||
Autumn not only | Autumn is not only in the swaying rhythm of kusha.{{#tag:ref|[[wikipedia:Desmostachya bipinnata|Kusha]], also known as ''darbha'', is a long pasture grass, used as fodder and also in various Hindu rituals. In the Chapter 6 Verse 11 of the [[wikipedia:Bhagavad Gita|''Bhagavad Giitá'']], [[wikipedia:Krishna|Krśńa]] recommends kusha grass as part of the ideal location for a meditation seat.|group="nb"}} | ||
Autumn comes in life; autumn comes in mind. | Autumn comes in life; autumn comes in mind. | ||
Enchanting the world, autumn gladdens the heart. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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