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O king of flowers,  
You have come, oh Ruler of the flowers;
why did you come today
Today, why are You in the floral garden?
into my floral garden?  
Has a flower yearned for You,
And to that have You been obedient?


Is it that the flowers had longed for you?
A flower looks in Your direction;
And that you agreed to respond to their call?
With two eyes, You also look upon it.
This mutual observation, this familiarity,
Ever it is dressed in fresh clothing.


As much as the flowers are attracted to you,
For a brief span of time a flower blossoms;
You are likewise attracted to them.
Afterward, in the dust she sprawls.
 
Her coming-and-going is only momentary;
This mutual attraction and absorption,  
Yet, with a smile, she rises up dancing.
takes place in ever new adornments.
 
The flowers bloom momentarily,
and when withered, turn into dust.  
 
This coming and going is only momentary,
and yet, they smile and dance.
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