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In the garden of campak flowers,  
At a [[:wikipedia:Magnolia champaca|champak]] garden, secluded and solitary,
in sparse, isolation,  
For Your sake I have composed many songs.
i am creating the song for you, o Lord.  
In the mind had been a hope, had been a love,
in the mind, hope and love were present,  
And so into those songs I've infused a lot of heart.
hence in that song, i fill my vitality, energy.  
 
there was no one to listen,  
For listening there had been no other one;
there was no goal or effort for that.  
There'd been no capacity, there had been no [[Sadhana|effort]].
only limitless inspiration was filled
There was just a glut of endless inspiration,
and the pull of love with wee bit of mercy.  
A speck of Compassion's loving attraction.
i move on the forest path with that tune,  
 
mixing in that the fragrance of campa flower.  
With those same tunes I am moving on a jungle path,
like golden yellow brilliance,  
But the pollen of champak I've mingled with that.
restlessly in that song sweetness brings melody.
Yellow overflowing, a golden hue resplendent,
Into songs melody that sweetness has brought.
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