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Not in a flower garden but now in a grove of mind, | |||
Arrived has the Bumblebee. | |||
Speaking words in a bud's ear, | |||
He has taken honey. | |||
He | |||
I | Oh Bumblebee, awake in hope of Thee, | ||
For ages I'd been waiting. | |||
Yourself to gain today as mine, | |||
That wish has been achieved. | |||
You | You had been all around me, | ||
Though that's not inscribed in history. | |||
Only on account of Thee laughs and weeps | |||
In song and dance the psyche. | |||
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