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O lord, you have forgotten me,
Myself You have forgotten;
hence unable to understand.
Can't You understand that?
you come and go close to me
You visit close-at-hand, I dance in the current;
around the flow, but then why
But in my direction You don't look back.
do not you look to me.  
 
i am sitting looking at the path  
Watching the path, I await, hoping for Your advent;
with hope of your arrival,  
Sleepless, with every breath I count the moments.
counting moment ever awake
Why are You so ruthless, myself You've made bereft;
with each breath. o the merciless,
Afflicted's mental anguish, why don't You grasp?
why do You make me so afflicted,  
 
why do not you understand
Pay heed to my plight, the [[:wikipedia:Lila (Hinduism)|cosmic game]] forget;
the mental agony of the afflicted one?
Don't pour more pain in a mind, alone and helpless.
Listen to my affair and ignore
By Your grace I exist, ever I pray for compassion;
the divine game, liila’.
Although knowing it, are You aware of this fact?
do not pour more pain to this helpless mind.  
i am surviving by your grace,  
and beg for your mercy.
do not you know this knowingly?
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