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The swan goes on gliding in the blue sky, to which destination,
Upon the blue sky rides a flight of geese;
tell me. what feeling is left at the end in that blueness?
It proceeds, do tell please, unto which country.
All the stars look at that with astonishment. plenty of
In company with blue yonder, what is that crossing?
moonlight flowing into vacuum encourages them smilingly.
Ideation, it moves on, ultimately.
Human beings of the earth looking upwards offer farewell with
 
song after song. the eastern hill with the pull of crimson,
All the stars, amazed and lacking speech,
also want to go to merge into sky.  
They remain staring at that crossing only.
Moonrays by the heaps, having plied through nothing,
They provide encouragement, smiling and smiling.
 
Earth's human beings, upward facing,
Grant adieu with songs aplenty.
Drawn to the color of Dawn's Mountain in the east,{{#tag:ref|According to mythology, the sun rises each morning from the top of a mountain in the east, often purple or a pale blue due to [[:wikipedia:Aerial perspective|aerial perspective]].|group="nb"}}
For mingling with the heavens they also want to leave.
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