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Upon dark night, along the path to proceed, | |||
Lord, You alone are my polestar. | |||
Yourself I see. | |||
It's so when I stay likewise, | |||
On ocean of happiness or with eyes' tears. | |||
What little one fathoms that relates to peace; | |||
In Your midst his everything he does seek. | |||
You're the tranquil ocean, with nectar replete. | |||
this world | |||
In this world mingled are both sorrow and euphoria, | |||
Neither of them self-sustaining, no, not at all. | |||
Alas, alas, they come and go, away someplace, | |||
Past the bank of fantasy. | |||
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