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O lord, you are the king of all minds,
You are the king of everybody's mind;
i love you.  
Yourself do I hold dear.
you are the dear diamond of the dark mine,  
In a dark mine You're the cherished diamond,
and conglomeration of dreamy moonlight.  
A pile of moonlight dreamy.
you move forward with rhythm and songs
 
and provide your touch in the sandal breeze.  
You proceed with rhythmic song;
during intense hot sun and cold inertia,  
Like vernal breeze, the touch Thine You afford.
you play charming flute for forgetting pain.  
Scorched by the sun and frozen by inertia,
your divine game, liila’, is present
A winsome flute You play to erase mind's misery.
in different arenas and in different eras.  
 
some smile and some cry secluded.
Age after age, place after place, by Your [[:wikipedia:Lila (Hinduism)|liila]]
you are free and i salute You,
Someone laughs, and someone cries in private.
your smile is pearl scattering.
You are completely free, to You I pay fealty;
A pearl Your honeyed smile secretes.
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