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 And mingled, accepting earth's embrace.
-The distant divine mother{{#tag:ref|Tárá (তারা) is a name for the goddess Durga (দুর্গা), a female deity in the Hindu Tantrik tradition, who allegedly kills demons and brings both victory and prosperity. Here the author, who did not endorse religion or religious deities, is no doubt using this concept in a figurative sense.|group="nb"}} has come so near that
+My distant divine mother,{{#tag:ref|Tárá (তারা) is a name for the goddess Durga (দুর্গা), a female deity in the Hindu Tantrik tradition, who allegedly kills demons and brings both victory and prosperity. Here the author, who did not endorse religion or religious deities, is no doubt using this concept in a figurative sense.|group="nb"}} You have come so near that
 A faraway melody has enthralled my mind.