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O lord, how much i moved on your path,
Many roads I've walked down, many songs I've kept singing;
how many songs did i sing,
You did not observe, nor did You hear.
you do not see, do not hear.  
About You I've kept thinking, day and night continually;
day and night i continued thinking of you,
But You were not able to perceive.
you could not understand.  
 
riding the chariot of light,  
Mounting light's chariot, You have gone ahead;
you went further,  
Nebula, planet, and star You have penetrated.
crossing and piercing through nebula,  
A meteorite's tiny parts You have sprinkled;
stars and planets,
But about me for a minute, You did not think.
you scattered meteorite particles,
 
but did not think about me even for a moment.
You've peeped into mind's hard-to-reach corners;
You glimpsed into the deep recess of mind,
My stream of pulsation You've taken and measured.
and covered me with the flow of vibration.  
[[:wikipedia:Lila (Hinduism)|Playfully]] You've been dancing, crying and laughing You have traveled;
you go on dancing in your divine game
Upon psyche's mirror why did You not appear?
making all cry or enjoy,  
but into the mental mirror  
why do not you come?
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