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Much as I want to forget, I cannot ignore; | |||
Rising atop Eastern Mount,{{#tag:ref|The Eastern Mountain is an imaginary mountain behind which the sun is said to rise at dawn.|group="nb"}} Your luster flashes. | |||
Packing a house with light, the fondness-shrouded body | |||
Goes to Your mountain, to the downpour of sweetness. | |||
What's stayed amid the mind, has stayed behind and in front; | |||
It's there in wealth and penury, oh does that get forgotten? | |||
What | In the past it had been with, even still it's along; | ||
in front | Having stayed whole life beside, close by it will go on. | ||
In a huff momentary, not looking in its direction, | |||
Having thought to neglect that, oh how hard was it! | |||
not looking | |||
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