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O lord,
In case You are not coming, my Dear,
if you do not come,
For Whom shall I keep waiting?
for whom should i remain sitting here?
All alone in flower garden,
For Whom shall I weave a garland?


For whom should i thread my garland,
Seated am I in seclusion,
all alone in the floral garden?
Absorbed in Your meditation.
Thinking, thinking of tales Thine,
That's how I'll make time go by.


I sit here,
The image of You constantly
concentrationg my mind on you.
Floats within my memory;
I pass the time thinking of you.
Stories of the days gone by
 
To contemplate it likes.
Your image constantly appears in my memory
Presently this heart of mine,
which loves to think about the events of bygone days.
A damp ''[[:wikipedia:Nyctanthes arbor-tristis|night-jasmine]]'' alike,
Today my heart,
It emits a scent that's sweet,
like a moistened shefa'li flower,
Your blessed touch to receive.
keeps emanating fragrance in search of your touch.
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