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O mystic traveler,
Unknown Traveler, having lost Your way,
losing your way,
Into my house You came.
You came to my house.
After my calling for so many days,
Attention You did pay.


After such a long time
From dawn to dusk I'd been calling,
You now heard my call.
In the midst of all my industry;
I'd been calling on nights ebony,
The rain falling aplenty.


I called you mornings and evenings,
I'd been calling on the autumn eves,
amidst works and cloudy, dark nights.
Redolent with tender [[:wikipedia:Nyctanthes arbor-tristis|coral jasmine]];
 
I'd been calling in the months of spring,
I called you on winter nights,
With moonlight undulating.
amidst the fragrance of the night queen flower.
I called you during spring months,
in the bright moonlight.
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