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The chariot of light moves on,
Light's chariot, it proceeds,
it moves on.
It proceeds, it proceeds.
Passing through a path spread with shiuli flowers,
Having passed by groves of [[:wikipedia:Saccharum spontaneum|Kans grass]],
it adjoins the forest of tall ka'sh grass,
Traversing jasmine-littered paths
and, crossing dew wet fields,
And cutting cross the dew-soaked tracts,
it advances, looking towards the sky.
Toward the sky it does spy, spy, spy.


Taking along the essence of life,
Having consorted with life's pollen,
with light, flashing in the corner of mind,
Flashing in a mental niche
it crushes the walls of obstrution,
And crushing walls of obstruction,
and rushes on to an unknown destination.
To an unknown place it does race, race, race.


Removing the accumulated clouds,
Having cleared aside amassed clouds,
raising colours in the sky,
Thereby the colored heavens roused
and providing a sweet touch,
And a sweet touch brought about,
it sings the song of the far distance.
The hymn of remote country it does sing, sing, sing.
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