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O lord, into my mental garden,  
In my mental pleasure garden,
you had come.  
You had entered.
you poured honey into that
On it You did lavish nectar;
and made flowers bloom.  
Blooms, You made them blossom.
i could not talk to you;  
 
you came on to the golden throne  
To You no word did I utter;
with light emitting smiling face  
On a golden throne You came in.
and snatched my mind.  
With a smiling face, exuding luster,
please stay in the mind secretly,  
Mind You took by storm.
into the depth of mental world,  
 
so that none can see and even after seeing,  
Secretly, in the mind You dwell,
none would know if you do not want.
Hard to reach, at this very thought-realm.
None will note, one knows not how to detect,
If that You don't wish for.
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