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O lord,
You came on a spate of light;
You came into the forest of effulgence,
Giving a sway, where did You hide?
and made all swing.
On a wind pleasing and mild,
And then,
Fragrance infusing, You excited mind.
where did you hide?


Into the gentle breeze,
Still more of You everyone wants to receive;
You filled fragrance
They don't wish to let go for even a few hours.
and then,
Within mind, the sweetness that is there,
You intoxicated my mind.
To fulfill desire, it would be poured out.


All long to attain you ever deeper.
In a mode so sweet, oh come You;
None wishes to leave you
Surpassing One, rectify every dearth.
even for a small period of time.
With meter, lyrics, tempo, and new tunes,
 
Having made hearts swell, appear in fresh musical measures.
The sweetness that fills the mind
wants to burst out and fulfill its aspirations.
 
Come in sweet ideation,
and remove all my wants.
O one beyond ideation!
 
With rhythm, song, melody, and new tunes...
come, overwhelming my heart with new beats.
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