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The dark night passes away,
The dark night goes away;
the moonlit night returns.
Bright days come again.
Those bent under loads of pain today
Will bask anon in joy's aftertaste.


One who is bent with the load of agonies today,
Sweet memories about to be lost
will tomorrow be under the effect of joy.
Are scented songs filling the forest.
Tortured nights, lashed by grief,
Come to an end with proximity.{{#tag:ref|Nearness to God.|group="nb"}}


In lost and sweet memories,
Worn-out rags are getting torn off,
in a garden full of fragrant songs,
Admitting gleams inside pitch-dark hearts.
at the end of whipafflicted painful nights,
Today's king, tomorrow's casualty;
come closer.
Today's casualty, tomorrow's king.
 
Torn rags disappear,
and flashes of light enter my dark heart.
 
One who is king today,
may tomorrow become indigent,
and today's indigent may be tomorrow's king.
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