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-O lord,
+How much amorous play do You know!
-how much of this divine game you know!
+With approach into far, light into darkness,
+You bring separation with a hoax of lovers' tryst.
-You deceptively change near to far,
+Upon flower pollen, You float off to a distance;
-light to darkness,
+Mixed with love and devotion, You add infinite heaven.
-meeting to separation.
+Through a legion of thoughts, a necklace of imaginations,
+You crochet the tangling web of sorrow and happiness.
-You blow the fragrance of flowers to distant places,
+Understanding of the formless You, it does not transpire;
-while love leaves all attachments,
+Even knowing in the mind, Yourself I don't recognize.
-and merges with infinity.
+From the far horizon, on some boundless sky,
+With love myself You entice.
-Into the multitude of thoughts,
-through series of imaginations,
-You weave the web of pain and pleasure.
-O formless one,
-it is difficult to understand you.
-For even after knowing you,
-it appears i do not recognise you.
-From which unknown/infinite arena
-beyond the far-off horizon,
-do you go on pulling me with love?
 </poem>
 |}