O dear vendors of all of life's flavors, now flow away, now flow away.
This couplet is a gentle, yet poignant, farewell. It addresses someone, or perhaps a memory, that brought all the flavors and essence of life – beautifully represented by 'sabras'. The speaker asks them to 'flow away' or 'depart now'. It's an acceptance of change, a recognition that even the most cherished experiences or relationships must eventually move on. The repetition of 'flow away now' adds a soft emphasis, suggesting a natural and perhaps bittersweet process of letting go, understanding that life's seasons change.
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