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In | In a grove of bamboo, oh He had appeared; | ||
Due to whom, not a bit I caught on? | |||
Identify, He let not; realize, He let not– | |||
Any words of His own He spoke not. | |||
Gazing at my face, He had only beamed, | |||
Taking from the lower lip a sweetness heavenly. | |||
Sky and wind had overwhelmed me; | |||
Yet, to recognize Him I could not. | |||
When He did go away, by His own activity, | |||
It was in floral dress amid a light shining. | |||
Pleased by song, with dance throbbing, | |||
That day's tale, still I forgot it not. | |||
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