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Yourself I wanted not | |||
Far away to keep; | |||
I've desired in mind-deeps, | |||
My cognition saturating. | |||
To fathom I could not, | |||
the | If I've even heard or not | ||
That message from heart of hearts, | |||
In contemplation of the Sweet. | |||
You please come by degrees | |||
Deep within my thinking, | |||
'Pon a golden ocean beach | |||
there | With time's bathing ceremony.{{#tag:ref|In the Hindu tradition, ''muktisnán'' (literally, "liberation bath") is a purifying or renewing ceremonial ablution, carried out at the conclusion of an eclipse.|group="nb"}} | ||
If a view You don't permit, there's no injury; | |||
Just in my summoning, let me get You near. | |||
in dream | Your name and song may I sing | ||
In wakeful state and in dream. | |||
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