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O Lord, at what distant place You stay,  
Which is that distant place where You reside,
tell me secretly.
In a whisper please do tell,
The flame tip of my life,  
Oh Flame of Life, Hope's Shining Commentary,
shining mark of hope,  
With Your implication aglitter.
glitters with Your gesture.  
 
There is no third person  
Listening to secret talk no third person is there;
to listen to our secret conversation.
You will speak, and that message will I hear.
You shall speak and I  
To heart it will stay adhered, like a wreath;
sit and listen to Your talk.  
This bears no delay, not even a moment.
I shall thread my heart with Yours
 
like a garland.
Having loved You from afar, the waiting was hard;
I cannot bear the delay  
Flashes Your splendid beauty, inside and external.
even for a moment.  
To get You it yearns, the mind's [[:wikipedia:Vrindavan#Religious heritage|Vrindavan]];
It is difficult for me
Upon Your contemplation, it is ebullient.
to love You from a distance.
Both outside and inside
Your effulgence shines.  
My mental garden wants to get You  
and is restless with Your ideation.
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