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O lord,
Come into my life, Lord,
come into my life,
Dressing Yourself in form and color.
decorating yourself with colour and beauty.
Smile upon my thoughts, Lord,
Manifesting in a thousand manners.


O lord,
In refulgent wave-series,
come into my mind,
Many things they come, and many things do leave.
emanating hundreds of flows.
May You keep on staying,
Becoming mine in private reverie.


An effulgent series of waves
The celestial cradle swings;
comes from the unknown
Many things they dance, and many things do sing.
and flows into the unknown.
With rhythm may You persevere,
 
Infusing tune, tempo, and beat.
Stay as the singular entity,
and become my own.
 
That heavenly swing...
how does it dance
and what does it sing?
 
Remain in rhythm
and fill all
with melodies, tunes and beats.
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