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Let Him bring His rhythmic, rosy feet.
Let Him bring His rhythmic, rosy feet.


Even now the cuckoos sing a few notes.
The cuckoo still speaks a few words
In morning and evening when the sea breeze blows,
At dawn when the south wind blows,
On branches of the kishuk trees,
And a nightingale on its palash branch chirps
The nightingale calls.
That the riverbed is almost dry.
The rivers have almost all dried up.


The ashoka flowers have almost all fallen.
The ashoka flowers have almost all fallen.
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