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-O lord,
+This love of Yours, an intimacy with infinity,
-this love of yours merges
+Upon time's mirror it emerges, rising intangibly.
-one into the infinite.
+From form into the formless, in rhythm and in song,
+Wherefrom did it come, and whereto is it going?
-Appearing in the mirror of time,
+Ancient Lover, having doled out life's ambrosia, You depart;
-it does not come into our fold.
+Asking for naught, You just smile in a heaven of the heart.
-From the world of forms to a formless world,
+What's occurred in the three worlds,{{#tag:ref|Metaphorically, this signifies hell, heaven, and earth. Essentially, it means the entire universe. It could also mean the physical, mental, and spiritual realms.|group="nb"}} it transpires for all time;
-it passes through rhythms, songs and melody.
+What is yet to be expressed, in Your mind it shines.
-From which world it came
-and where to it floats away remains unknown.
-O companion from time immemorial,
-continue providing sweetness to my life.
-Without expecting anything in return,
-You smile your heavenly smile inside my heart.
-Whatever events in the three worlds
-have happened,
-are happening at this very moment now
-or are yet to take place,
-the vibration of it all keeps glowing in your mind.
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