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After clouds the sun has risen; | |||
Light's smile, it is flashing. | |||
At such | At such time come You did; | ||
You let be made lively. | |||
No block today does bliss admit; | |||
In song both sky and air are talkative. | |||
A distant ocean conveys rhythm, | |||
On rows of waves shining brightly. | |||
Today the whole tale is closed, | |||
of the | Every history not told– | ||
Joy's mementos, pangs of woe– | |||
A lotus in state of forgetting.{{#tag:ref|One of [[:wikipedia:Shiva|Shiva's]] many names is Bholá, the forgetful One. So another possible interpretation of this line is that the lotus is now contemplating Shiva.|group="nb"}} | |||
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