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O Lord,
Ah, in that cascade of light,
who are you who came,
Bathing, Who has arrived
bathing in the stream of effulgence?
With fresh-wet garments
Spraying this desert mine,
Heart's arid wilderness?


By the beauty of freshly bathed,
The earth in which grass never grew,
wet clothes,
It's been graced with flowers and fruits.
You soaked the dry desert of my heart.
Recalling this fact and beholding You,
Time after time, body and mind I bow in salute.


The land in which even grass would not grow,
I had refused to hear, my face held down;
became decorated with fruits and flowers.
You gave a jolt, great beyond bounds.
 
Your songs, Your love... on their account,
Remembering this fact,
Today, my voice, it now rings out.
in contemplation of you,
I surrender before you in body and mind.
 
I was deaf, keeping my head held low.
You filled me with immeasurable and unlimited vibration.
By your song and love,  
I started talking today.
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