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O lord, you came down to this muddy world
On a dusty world You appeared,
carrying the flame of torch
Together with light-beams
into the dark house.
In a gloom-dark dwelling.
Some people recognized and some did not.
 
some knew and some did not.  
Some have recognized, but some did not;
Some come close with love, some do not.  
Some have known, but some knew not.
but whether people come or not,  
Some, loving, have come close; but some even came not.
you call all.
Arrive or not, You invite everybody.
some say that you are merciful;  
 
some say that you should not be so harsh.  
Some say You are tenderhearted;
sweet in a moment, You create annihilation
Some say no one else so ruthless does exist.
in another make tears to flow.
Often sweetness embodied, but disaster for a bit;
You set those created afloat on tears.
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