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O Lord,
Lord, come, please come, come into my heart;
come into my mind with rhythm and song
With rhythm and song into my sweet arbor,
come in seclusion into my sweet canopy.
Lord, please come in person.


The stream of my melody
My stream of tunes rides upon Your essence of nectar;
flows on with the essence of nectar.
You are my one and only goal, Yourself and none other.
Lost for words, my thoughts all move with that objective only;
In search of language, they return lackadaisically.


You only are my aim,
My days transpire, contemplating Thee...
no one else.
Feelings of pleasure and pain, in You they blend,
 
In Your forms and colors, in Your warm affection,
My expressionless feelings stay with you
In Your constant meditation, oh [[:wikipedia:Kalpavriksha|Wish-Fulfilling Tree]].
and wander about,
searching for language in the world of abstract.
 
In your ideation,
my days pass by.
I merge all feelings of pain and pleasure in you,
into your beauty, colour and love.
 
O wishing tree of all meditations!
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