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O lord, talking about my own self,  
Going on telling own tale,
eras have passed.  
An age, it passes by.
now you tell about Your gospel,  
Should You relate Your story,
so that on hearing,  
Attending, ears are satisfied.
my ears would be satiated.  
 
for listening to that single fact,  
For hearing just one chronicle,
many lives I have remained awake.  
So many lifetimes I'm attentive.
for the glimpse of a single smile,  
Just one smile's flash, for its sake,
my mind is overwhelmed.  
Overflowing is the mind.
i shall no longer tell about myself;
 
the hopes and pains of this small mind.  
I won't talk more 'bout myself,
o the ocean, towards You,  
A base mind's hope and distress.
this small point, the unit “i” may rush.
Toward You, hey Bounding Main,
Let this tiny drop hie.
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