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O lord, for you i am offering my life.  
I am for the sake of Thee;
please accept that meager offering of mine.
Life have I given.
i think about you in the crimson light
May You kindly receive
and see in the eastern sky your sketched image.
This my paltry contribution.
both mine and your colours sing in unison.  
 
when the sun sets below the ocean of the evening,  
By the morning sunbeams
in their red hue, the mind goes on dancing.  
I contemplate You only...
i merge my rhythm with that of the universe,
On eastern sky I see:
forgetting the ego.
Depicted is Your painting;
In our colors, mine and Yours,
Is the song they sing in concert.
 
When the sun gets submerged
Under twilight's ocean,
On just its hue blood-red
The mind, it dances ahead...
To the cosmic beat my meter
I unite, wounded pride forgotten.
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