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Oh Who came from far bank of a dark ocean: | |||
Earth You filled with splendor's current. | |||
Yourself I don't recognize, Yourself I don't realize; | |||
Yet my mind You took and conquered. | |||
Within forms aplenty, in each You are fond of dancing; | |||
In the heartbeat, You have become overflowing. | |||
Am I able to discern Thee, | |||
If Your grace be absent? | |||
Lone You've stayed in many a receptacle; | |||
there | Lone You've kept on showing all the path. | ||
You | When telling Your tales there's no last; | ||
You retained no limitation. | |||
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