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Today morning with rhythm and beats, who came
Today at the dawning, with cadence and beat
intoxicating the mind? o divinity, i did not speak out,
Who are You that came and thrilled the psyche?
did not tell what pain i had each moment. the shy wind
Hey my Deity, not a word did I speak;
wanted to know that singing of song by me was not useless.
I said not how much is the pain constantly.
With each melody, layerbylayer, i shall bloom flowers pouring
 
nectar. o the charm of love and entertainer, i see you with
The bashful wind makes known its yearning;
enchanted eyes, with hope for you, full of impulse, in the
This my song-singing is not unavailing.
firmament of heart, with kindled light.  
With tune after tune, layer upon layer,
A flower will bloom, ambrosia exuded.
 
Oh Mind-Pleasing One, love's delight
Watches You with entranced eyes.
In hope of You only, filled with great passion,
Upon heart-sky a lantern is ignited.
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