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For just Your fame a song have I borne; | |||
On just Your path only I've gone. | |||
With Your divine thought become profuse, | |||
Just Your lamp in hand I've brought. | |||
You alone are the quintessence; | |||
Fathoming Your nature is a challenge. | |||
Naught having understood through intellect, | |||
You are with | For a trace of Your grace I've implored. | ||
You are always with, mind You have filled; | |||
On earth and in heaven, colors You've affixed. | |||
The Bodiless Guest, You heed not days auspicious, | |||
Hence, I have surrendered my all. | |||
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