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[[:wikipedia:Ishana|Lord Shiva]], Your horn has sounded; | |||
Laziness, faraway You've discarded. | |||
Inactivity's disgrace wasn't able to remain; | |||
Liveliness has grinned. | |||
Sleeping Earth, awakening has risen; | |||
With fresh leaves, it has been embellished. | |||
Colors have kept filling fruits and flowers, | |||
Mid auspicious thought's refulgence. | |||
the day has come for | Impeding the path is no other person; | ||
It's the bale and malice of mean thought. | |||
With the luminaries on a free firmament, | |||
The day has come for going ahead. | |||
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