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O lord, in the dense rainy night, secretly
In a gloom profound, rainy furtively,
you had come into my mind.  
You'd appeared inside my psyche.
The sky was overcast with clouds,  
Full had been the clouds, a tempest speedy;
the storm was speedy,
Yet You came on silent feet.
and still you came with silent feet.  
 
You did not knock my door,
At my door there'd been no knocking;
did not call to wake me up.  
Summons You gave not to waken me.
the bolt dropped with the touch of light
But by light's touch latch is freed;
on your arrival. that rainy night
It had elapsed upon Your coming.
passed off long back.
 
many eras came and merged into past.  
Long back did it go away, that night rainy;
but the memory of that day, that dreamy song,  
Many ages having come, with the past they've married.
even today always floats in solitude.
But that day's memory, that hymn of dream,
Even still in private it rises routinely.
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