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Absorbed in sandal fragrance,  
Glazed by sweet scent of sandalpaste,
who has come today?
Oh, Who are You that came today,
He came to me with darkened eyes  
[[:wikipedia:Kohl (cosmetics)|Kohl]] traced upon Your eyes,
and without asking for anything.
Asking nothing from my side?


I told him, "i do not recognise you properly,
I declared: "Yourself I don't recognize;
but see you only mentally,
That we've met, it does not spring to mind.
creating a seat without home."  
But I have taken resolve inwardly
On throne building in lonely retreat."


You said, "know me,  
Then You replied: "You do know Me;
my introduction with you dates from time immemorial,  
With Me is your intimacy.
I have come decorated in hundreds of forms."
Since ancient times long out of mind,
Assuming countless shapes, I have arrived."
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