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I | I am moving on silently... | ||
Summoned by an obscure voice, a respite I've received. | |||
Farewell salutation do I pay to everybody. | |||
I | Night and day I've been with all in joy and sorrow, | ||
In the midst of diverse deeds, in assorted forms and clothes. | |||
in | Presently, I desire leave to go. | ||
I've not given any happiness, I've merely given anguish; | |||
As much pleasure as I've found, I've wanted yet more still. | |||
I | The night has been exhausted; dawn's splendor has arisen; | ||
And so now I depart, all hindrances unfastened. | |||
I | |||
The night | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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