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O lord!
At Your touch a stone gets overcome with emotion.
By your touch, stones melt.
So this heart of mine, will it not melt?
Why then, should not my heart melt too?
Upon Your delight, the world grows intoxicated;
Away go the hard times and darkness dense.


By your joy, the world becomes intoxicated,
All I want is that You grant Your contact please.
intense distress and hunger vanish.
I won't take anything more; rather, You take me.
Why then, should not my heart be melted?
To give my sense of "I", Your refuge to assume,
My eyes, in profusion have they wept.


I shall not reach out for anything,
Go and do what You wish; not a thing do I speak.
for, your touch bestows everything.
Devise what You contrive; nothing do I think.
 
Just keep me in mind, look on with eyes of compassion;
I shall not take anything,
Your thread of affection, kindly never rend.
for, i wish you may take me.
 
When offering my "i" feeling
I take your shelter
and from my eyes tears are shed in abundance.
 
Whatever you wish to do, do it.
I shall not oppose.
Whatever you may desire, maintain that thought.
I shall not worry.
 
Just keep me in your mind,
and mercifully look at me.
Do not break this thread of love.
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