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O Lord, You went telling that You would return,
You'll appear,
but why did not You come?  
You'll arrive, You went on saying.
The threaded garland of flower withered away,  
\Why did You come not?
You, You did not put on.  
The threaded floral garland,
In the balcony, unmindfully,  
It molted blooms as You wore it not.
I remained seated in isolation.  
 
The sandal breeze whispered in the ears
At the window, listlessly
that You did not keep the words.  
I stay seated, solitary.
The sun rises and sets, speaking secretly,
Whispers a gentle breeze into ear:
“This time I would appear in the east,
"Promise, You kept it not."
you do not cry”.
 
The sun arrives, and it sinks;
But goes on speaking secretly:
"Again I'll rise in the east;
Oh you, please cry not."
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