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Nothing informing, He'd arrived, | |||
Opening the | Opening the bolted door. | ||
He sat | Leisurely had He sat in the depths of mind. | ||
the | |||
Stealthily upon a night rain-washed, | |||
Having come on silent feet in [[:wikipedia:Asharh|monsoon season]], | |||
in | Knocking not, making no sound, | ||
With both sweet lips He'd smiled. | |||
He | The Unseen Deity, imperceptibly He comes; | ||
The | At elusive mental niche smiles He in private. | ||
Thinking of Him alone, just His sweet ideation, | |||
in | Same in spirit had become psyche mine. | ||
Thinking | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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