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O lord,  
On the dark night You are light's festivity,
You are the festival of light in the dark night.  
Oh Beloved... You, my Dear.
In the dense forest, a low-sweet murmuring...


O beloved one,  
At bosom of dry wilderness, You alone are water's stream...
You are the sweet murmuring in the dense forest.  
On the dull and haggard visage, radiant hope-filled beauty.
The defeatist weariness, it gets lost in Thee.


You are the water fountain in the dry desert.
What I do not wish at all, Yourself does it besiege;
 
And what I do not get at all, in You it is replete.
To the dull and dry faces,
After giving You what I deserve, then I will be leaving.
You are the hope-carrying ray.
 
Forgetting you,
we suffer the agony of loss.
 
Whatever i do not want, surrounds you.
Whatever i do not get, is abundant in you.  
 
All my attainments, i offer unto you.  
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