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O lord,
You are my ray of hope;
You are my light of hope,
Just for You garlands are wove.
for you only,
You know how to love me;
I thread my garland.
Constantly of You I speak.


You know how to love
On silent nights and lonesome mornings,
and hence,
I want You with mind and body.
I speak about you always.
In my heart, hoping for Thee,
Eagerness is overflowing;
All my agony is bittersweet.


During calm nights and solitary mornings,
Day of light or day of shadow,
I love you wholeheartedly.
I have played a game of joy and sorrow.
 
All my sport, it is with Thee,
Expecting you,
Intent engagement with You only;
my heart remains overwhelmed and restless.
That is my romantic history.
It contains all feelings
of pain, pleasure and sorrow.
 
I played the game of pain and pleasure
during a time of light and shade.
 
All my game involved only you,
and thus, i became absorbed in you.
 
This, in short, is the history of my realisation.
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