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O lord, you come into my life,  
Come You into my life,
overwhelming with bliss,  
Exhilaration surging,
brighter than collected and concentrated
Amassing and getting saved,
satiation. with alert eyes,  
Satisfied and bright-shining.
i search you day and night.  
 
you remain tranquil, unaffected
Via eyelids sleep-deprived,
with happiness and blow of pain.  
For You I search day and night.
i am unable to describe,
Upon distressed, touch of delight,
since the heart is heavy with feelings.  
You are unwavering.
the strings of my mental viin’a’
 
shines with your illumination.
I'm unable to say a word;
The heart is in a somber mood...
But soul's harpstrings are only Yours,
Like rays of light glittering.
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