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O lord, thinking of you
By Your guidance, by Your kindness,
by your grace, my days are passing.  
My days run along.
in the flow of movement,
Never is the cadence lost
the rhythm never declines.
Upon movement's course.
i do not know where is the thread  
 
controlling the movement,  
Where the thread of movement leads, I know not;
when will it end, that too i have not heard.  
When at last it ends, that too I've heard it not.
with sweet figurative expression,
Through swaying it proceeds with sweet implication;
it goes on rocking,
The mind races on that thrilling sensation.
with that joy, the mind rushes.  
 
all the burns of disappointments,
Whatever mundane disrepute or putting to shame,
slander, blame, humiliation,  
Flames of desperation: hatred or disgrace,
hatred of the world,  
They all sail away on Your contemplation,
go on floating into your ideation,  
In Your meditation or fixed concentration.
Your contemplation and your meditation.
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