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A flood of light calls the dark earth.
A flood of splendor, it has summoned
All the darkness on this earth.
Those who'd been veiled neath ebony,
With light their eyes crave opening.


That light wants to open up the eyes
There was dark and more dark still,
of whoever remains covered in darkness.
Each and every thing like cinder.
A touch of light, the joy of life,
Awakened those in that plight.


Utter darkness prevailed
Upon the light came still more light;
everything seemed as black as coal.
It painted both the air and sky.
 
On yonder light eyes are kept peeled;
By the touch of light and in lively joy,
The bent knee that we offer is to Thee.
all awakened.
 
Light after light came about
colouring the sky and the air.
 
Keeping my eyes fixed on that light,
I express my salutation to you.
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