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O lord, that day evening, you and i
That day, You and I in the evening
were sitting under a bakul tree.  
Had been sitting underneath a [[:wikipedia:Mimusops elengi|bakul tree]].{{#tag:ref|In addition to the Bakul blossoms being deemed a harbinger of spring in India, its flowers have a light fragrance that persists after the flowers are dried. In Krsna's youth, he is said to have played his flute under a bakul tree.|group="nb"}}
in the smile of moon and soft fragrance,  
With the moon's smile and a mild fragrance sweet,
i was floating in the cheerful uproar of melody.  
I have floated upon billows of melody.
you told, "see i have come  
 
crossing very difficult desert,
You had told: "See, I am come;
crossing high mountain,  
Such trackless deserts I have crossed.
listening to your call in the blue sky."  
I have passed o'er mountains lofty,
after that we did not meet each other,
Having heard your call on azure soaring."
that fractional moon did not appear in the sky.  
 
i did not see that mark of beauty in flower,  
Another meeting since then did not happen;
which You had marked on that day.
That moon-trail did not rise on firmament.
On blooms I did not see that stripe of loveliness,
That which You had traced formerly.
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