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O lord, do not stay amidst so much crowd.
Don't stay mid a crowd so large;
Come alone into my mind. do not look at me
Come alone within psyche.
like an unknown, who is stopping you from smiling?
Don't look on, like a stranger;
Whatever agony of my heart i speak to you, do they
Who has constrained smiling?
enter your ears? i pour the fragrance of mind for you
 
morning and evening. if you are unable to listen and
I speak all my heart's distress,
hear the agony of my heart, all my pain of love, I
But into ear do those words enter?
shall flow into that fragrance.
So mental fragrance I dispense,
Dawn to dusk just for Thee.
 
If You don't manage to hear words,
My heart's emotion in poetic verse,
Then all of my love's anguish
I will set afloat in pollen-clothing.
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