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The boat | The boat I'd set afloat today, | ||
That boat, may it advance unchecked. | |||
Unchecked does not mean absent impediment; | |||
Let it race ahead, contending with hindrances. | |||
On whose singed forehead is the mark of annihilation, | |||
You are his Destroyer, the flame of conflagration. | |||
Destroyer, otherwise a flow of honey, that You be; | |||
Knowing You accompany, he proceeds, upon You reliant. | |||
With six seasons,{{#tag:ref|This is a reference to the six ecological seasons ([https://www.mypanchang.com/ritus.php ''rtus'']) of India.|group="nb"}} You arrive in ever-new shapes, | |||
Sometimes honey-sweet and other times enraged. | |||
But even if You be angry, don't be apathetic; | |||
Don't withdraw Your stream of kindness. | |||
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