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O Lord, on which forgotten morning,
On some forgotten morn,
with a sweet impregnated voice,
With honey-coated voice,
did You call me?
You summoned me, my Lord.


In lethargy deaf and restless in heart,
In lethargy deaf and restless in heart,
I could not hear that call, Your message.
I could not hear that call, Your message.


You called me through sky and wind,
You called to me in the sky and in the air,
through the murmuring of the stream,
In the ripple of rivers, in the fragrance of flowers,
through the fragrance of the flower,
In the tender smile of newborns, in the exuberance of youths,
through the smile of the infant,
And in the beauty of earth, full of power to intoxicate.
through the laughter of the youth
and through the enchanting beauty of the earth.


Continue singing Your affectionate words to all, O Lord.
Continue singing Your affectionate words to all, O Lord.