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O sun; O moon, |
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Which enlightens this lower earth! |
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Here is the man, |
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Who treats me not according to the ancient rule. |
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How can he get his mind settled? |
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Would he then not regard me? |
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O sun; O moon, |
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Which overshadow this lower earth! |
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Here is this man, |
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Who will not be friendly with me. |
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How can he get his mind settled? |
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Would he then not respond to me? |
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O sun; O moon, |
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Which come forth from the east! |
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Here is the man, |
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With virtuous words, but really not good. |
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How can he get his mind settled? |
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Would he then allow me to be forgotten? |
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O sun; o moon, |
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From the east which come forth! |
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O father, O mother, |
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There is no sequel to your nourishing of me. |
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How can he get his mind settled? |
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Would he then respond to me, contrary to all reason? |