Where the sun rises,
The Holy Young Man
The great plumed arrow
Has swallowed
And withdrawn it.
The sun
Is satisfied.
Where the sun sets,
The Holy Young Woman
The cliff rose arrow
Has swallowed
And withdrawn it.
The moon
Is satisfied.
268. This song is sung during the dance or alil described in
paragraph 142. The conception of the poet seems to be that, the dance of
the great plumed arrow having been properly performed, the sun should be
satisfied and willing to do the bidding of the dancers, i.e., rise when
desired, on the pole.