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O lord,
In yonder cascade of effulgence,
spreading the effulgence of light,
Oh Who came, You Unknown One?
who is that unknown you who came?
With that sublime, golden luster,
You kept giving me inspiration.


Pouring forth a golden flash of heavenly light,
My entire past You perceive,
You filled me with inspiration.
And future's mesh You do weave.
You fathom all the stories of my psyche,
Whereas of them I grasp nothing.


You know all my past,
On Your account I execute what work I do,
You weave the net of the future,
And by Your grace I remember only You.
You understand all the feelings of my mind.
Master, the day when You'll let me catch hold...
I, on the other hand,
You have knowledge, whereas I don't know.
do not understand anything at all.
 
Whatever work i do,
I do it for you,
and, due to your grace,
I remember you.
 
Only you know
when i shall be allowed to hold you,
I do not know it.
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