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On an autumn evening, | |||
On this autumn eve, with a gentle southern breeze, | |||
Yourself a heart longs to acquire. | |||
In a heady sky with scent of blooms very sweet, | |||
It moves adrift beneath the moon's winning smile. | |||
Today I've vanquished obstacles and tethers; | |||
my mind | For Your sake I've set aside fear and bashfulness. | ||
With the birds in a courtyard free, | |||
Whereto flies away my mind? | |||
At every step there had been earthly impediments; | |||
I sang not that song rehearsed with diligence. | |||
Oblivious to melody and forgetting rhythm, | |||
Alas I had been asleep within confines. | |||
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