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O lord, i sought you secretly in my dream,  
In a dream, I'd wanted You sub rosa;
why did not you come close?  
But close You came not, what's the reason?
You do not come into heart due to fear,  
Could it be You fear to enter heart;
then why did you stay away far?  
Even so, why then did You go and stay afar?
in the restless, frenzied wind,  
 
my mental deer wants you.
Like a lively, insane breeze,
the mental peacock goes on dancing,  
The doe of psyche longs for Thee,
do not you see even after looking.
And mental peacock goes on dancing;
i have heard that you know the inside of all,  
What's this... seeing it, didn't You mark?
but when it comes to my turn,
 
you lose the quality. o the daytraveler,
I hear You know what's in another mind,
i go on calling with impulse,
An attribute You lost in instance mine;
knowingly have you become deaf?
Yet fervently I go on calling day and night;
Purposely stone-deaf did You become?
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