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O lord,
With You in what ancient past
in which past was i introduced to you?
Had occurred acquaintance?
I've forgot the day and date,
The sweet anniversary;
But will that memory ever get erased?


I forgot its date and pleasing memory,
A hundred trumpets play at Your victory procession;
and yet, i wonder, can it ever be forgotten?
From afar I hear the grave and sonorous assemblage.
I want to go near, but I just cannot set out;
Insignificance is a block hard to surmount.


Hundreds of trumpets sound on your victory journey.
I am aware that You are great; I know that I am small.
From a distance, they vibrate in combination.
But sporting with the paltry, indeed it's Your liila...
I want to go but am unable to do so.
Trading hearts with the meager!
This smallness of mine is a great handicap.
 
I consider you great and myself but a meager.
This is your divine game with a small entity.
Exchanging your heart with mine,
our introduction took place.
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