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O lord, you are my own and dear,  
You are dear, You are kin;
light of all minds.  
You are every mind's refulgence.
you know how to love,
You know how to cherish
excellent amongst the bests.  
Even better than the best;
when the universe was not created,  
You are even better than the best.
there was no good or bad.  
 
then you were alone
The Creation, when it was unmanifest,
as darkness beyond time.  
Good and bad would not have been.
you wanted hence the earth came
Then You were entirely solitary
full of beauty, flow and fragrance.  
Ebony time-transcendent;
by raising wave in your being,  
You had been the timeless darkness.
you poured life into that.
 
If You wish the world may come,
Brimming with scent, taste, and form.
By lightrays of vitality decanting,
With life a swell You stirred,
In Your existence a surge You awakened.
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