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-O the ocean of grace, you had come
+In the compound of my tiny dwelling;
-in the courtyard of my small home.
+You'd arrived, oh the Fount of Kindness.
-That i had never expected,
+Never that could I imagine,
-there is no limit of your mercy.
+Empathetic without end.
-i had been calling many summers and rains,
-continued crying several winter evenings.
+With so many summer rains, I have gone on calling;
-i oscillated on the swing of hope and despair,
+On so many autumn evenings, I have gone on weeping.
-expecting your merciful glimpse just for a moment.
+I have swung in the cradle of faith-to-despondency,
-this has been unthinkable, incomparable,
+Should You take notice, showing grace for a moment.
-overflowing immeasurable love.
-you came into your own microcosm
+This is inconceivable, it is unequaled;
-and came into fold, o the great ocean.
+This copious exudation is a love immeasurable.
+Having turned up on Your own inside of an atom,
+You entered my fold, oh the Great Ocean.
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