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Ever in Your eyes You keep; | |||
Why don't You come near? | |||
From afar You smile gently, | |||
why | A word why not speak? | ||
By just Your love, the earth, | |||
It's been filled with luster. | |||
Having brought in life a sweetness, | |||
You remove the gloom of stupidity. | |||
The sweet smile of only You | |||
And Your stirring flute, | |||
The heart-core coming into, | |||
They inform: You hold dear. | |||
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