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O embodiment of graciousness,  
In the garden of flowers, with a smiling countenance
after such a long time
You arrived after so long, oh Merciful One.
You came into my floral garden
Dormant hopes and all my love,
with a smiling face.  
Today are they embodied by Your implication.


All my latent aspirations and love
In consequence, what I'd wanted, that I have achieved;
today became fruitful in your effulgence.  
And what I did not want, that also I've received.
With majesty of bearing at both crest and trough,
You came face-to-face, oh Avatar of Compassion.


Whatever i wanted, i achieved,
Never is there a beginning or an end of You;
whatever i did not demand, that too, i was given.
Nonetheless, in ignorance I seek residue.
 
At all times You're the same Master Absolute,
In the congregation of ideation,
In form, beyond form, oh my Playful Lord.
into my thought waves,
You appeared to me face to face,
O embodiment of mercy!
 
O lord,
there is neither beginning nor end to you at any time.
Yet, due to foolishness,
I keep searching your terminus.  
 
You are the lord of all time to come,  
You are with and without form,  
O embodiment of the divine play!
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