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O lord,  
Your innermost thoughts,
the events of your mind,  
Reports made of dream,
the dreamy affairs,  
Please say to everyone
announce to all in the world through whispering.  
On the earth, in every ear.
Whatever you would say,  
But whatever You may tell, Love,
This fact, do take stock of it:
It will go on staying strung
In many songs, nary a limit.


O dear, know this fact,  
On spring's advent the night weeps,
that it would remain threaded
Her binding hopes, notwithstanding...
into infinite songs after songs.  
For the sake of mind's hearing
Thine, on a trip to infinity.


The night cries in the spring season,
You please come time after time;
still, it provides consolation of hope
A [[:wikipedia:Namaste|namaskar]] will I provide...
that it would listen in the mind
In hundred lives, a hundred times,
about your infinite expedition.  
Having forgot all pride.
 
Come again, and again.
I salute you hundreds of times,
in hundreds of ways,
forgetting all ego.
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