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You had told, ever calling: | |||
"Wakened, rise all you asleep." | |||
Mixed inside both sky and air went | |||
This same call, like shade of wasteland-tree. | |||
and green | A desert's heat on sands of early morning | ||
And in woods with grass, fresh and green... | |||
But in a floral garb at core of psyche, | |||
the call | Hair-braids tied and made to swing. | ||
Upon horizon the call went a-gliding | |||
Behind Eastern Mountain{{#tag:ref|The Eastern Mountain is an imaginary mountain behind which the sun is thought to rise at dawn.|group="nb"}}, a crimson dawn rising... | |||
To the evening sun's glow ruddy | |||
With ambrosia of love's stream. | |||
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