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O lord, you have brought softness of moonlight
Moonlight's soft sweetness You have brought;
and poured unlimited love.  
You have poured a shoreless love.
by overflowing heavenly nectar flow,  
Heaven's flow of copious ambrosia,
you have made humans great.  
To greatness man You've lifted up.
remaining close by, smearing sweetness of affection,  
 
you call all into the origin of the core.  
Staying very near, affection's beauty having smeared,
you break the golden chain.
Mid the source of inmost feeling, calling everybody,
Whatever sweetness is there, all due to you.
Golden chains, broken You've abandoned.
all bitterness is due to forgetting you.  
 
you continue singing the mantra of liberation.
Any bit of sweetness is all Yourself including;
Any little bitterness, from forgetting Thee.
You have gone on singing the [[:wikipedia:Mantra|mantra]] of liberation.
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