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On thought of You, oh the Great, | |||
All narrowness sails away. | |||
A trifling drop becomes the sea; | |||
Upon a speck of Your grace. | |||
Now each and every grain of sand diminutive, | |||
At core of it too is an implication of power. | |||
of | By virtue of that very strength, and by Your will, | ||
The form it takes is a million planets. | |||
it takes | |||
By only a single flash of Your grin, | |||
The whole world has run mad with a thrill. | |||
In passionate devotion, asleep or awake, | |||
With love for You it capers and serenades. | |||
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