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O lord,
You are the foundation of my life,
You are the basis of my life,
My rhythm of movement, the azure of blue sky–
the rhythmic movement in the blue sky.
Atomic and cosmic, Yours and my
Love-ocean's incandescent lines.


The ocean of love between you and me,
On the fully moonlit night, You are rays of nectar;
between the meager and the cosmic,
Of crimson sun at morn, You are the sculptor...
is like an inciting thread of lightning.
I have known You at my core, Your coating I have worn;
In light and darkness, You are my companion.


You are the full moon in the moonlit night.
My polestar on the sable night,
You are the sun in the early morning.
With hot thunderclap, the flow of ice...
I understand you
You are sun, I am glow of firefly;
and keep you absorbed in the core of my heart.
I am but a grain of dust in Your stream of kindness.
 
You are my companion in light and shade.
You are the polestar during dark nights.
Of the hot meteor's fall, you are the cooling flow.
 
I am the light of a firefly
and you are the sun.
I am but a particle in the stream of your mercy.
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