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O Lord, You never get lost,
Lord, never missing do You go;
it is due to my own fault
By my own defect Yourself I don't see.
that I do not see You.  
With black cloth eyes having covered,
Covering my eyes with black cloth,  
I invite the gloom of stupidity.
I invoke the darkness of inertia.  
 
You kindle light
The light You ignite, with clouds I blanket;
and I cover that with clouds.
Calling through rifts in the mist You persist.
Still through the gaps of those clouds,
I deposit [[:wikipedia:Kohl (cosmetics)|Kohl]] amid that luster;
You go on calling.  
With that same cosmetic, unseen You clothe me.
Even in that shine, I put charcoal.
 
The same charcoal, unseen,
The flowers You attire, like insect I trim;
You put over me. You decorate flowers,  
You are a line gilded, I am death's matchstick.
and I as a worm bite that.
On Your golden shore I am the sandy grit;
You are the golden ray of light
With that soil a green earth You go on making.
and I am firewood for funeral pyre.  
You are golden beach
and I am muddy sand.
But even with that mud,
You go on creating the green earth.
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