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O lord, you had come that morning smilingly
On which fine morning had You come,
under the illumination of rising sun.
Smiling under luster of a rising sun,
you came absorbed with floral fragrance,
Mixing floral pollen
and rhythmic resonant song.
With insistent-rhythmic song?
that day or date is not in the mind,
 
neither i want to churn memory for that.  
The precise date of it is not in mind;
by that vibration and thrill of feeling,
Mem'ry to churn I don't desire.
even today tears flow from the eyes.  
For with that same pulsation, thrill of ideation,
soft and harsh, you are great,  
Even still upon eyelids the very day befalls.
your glory is brilliant.  
 
by thinking of you, i forget shortages,
That Great Man are You, both mild and stern;
and remain in bliss day and night.
Resplendent is Your grandeur.
Contemplating You alone, I forget privation;
Night and day I remain in jubilation.
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