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For Thee am I rambling, rambling; | |||
How much shall I journey? | |||
will | If this birth be spent, still on my quest, | ||
When will I let You take rest? | |||
In love with You am I; | |||
For Your sake I laugh and cry. | |||
I remain listening... | |||
Your flute, will I ever hear? | |||
Day and night thinking of Thee, | |||
Of all defeats, it's my sole agony... | |||
All love is one, | |||
Day and night | Strung on one thread, oh Pristine Lord. | ||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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