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O lord, the evening breeze,
An evening breeze with a sweet scent restless,
impatient with fragrance,  
Unto me in each ear it whispered:
whispered into my ears, “ do not sit,  
"Don't stay seated, remain busy;
take up work, go on singing songs
Singing songs, be completely satiated.
(of your devotional feeling)
 
to your heart's content.
"Coming on this earth for a moment,
you have come here on this earth  
Far away you will go in motion's rhythm.
for a short time.
You're a pilgrim, home is on the path only;
the rhythm of your movement
Hold to love as contemplation's worthy direction.
will go away far.  
 
you are just like one traveler
"You have come and you have gone quite often;
who stays on the path  
Movement's ambit is past measure, limitless.
and continues ahead on the journey.  
In your forms ever-new, it accompanies,
have love towards your desideratum.
That elusive treasure arising from meditation."
you have come and gone from here
many times. the periphery of movement
is immeasurable and infinite.  
evernew forms would be with you.
it is that rare entity
that appears in your meditation.
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