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This otherworldly euphoria —
Above the peaks of the mountains that fill the morning dew and the night,
Joyfully embracing the earth and heaven,
Steaming around as if you were a god,
Searching the earth with eager will,
Feel your heart become one with the creation of the six days,
No white whiskers! griffin! Nobody wants to
He is called a white-bearded man. The sound of words reflects
The source of their meaning:
Gray, miserable, filthy, gloomy, gravey and groaning,
These all come from one etymology,
It all makes us unhappy.
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