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O Lord, I do not know your name,  
Name I know not, particulars I know not;
neither I am acquainted with You,
But I have loved You nonetheless.
still I love You.  
Do You know it not?
Do not You know this fact?
I have gone on calling You, kindness I've begged;
I have continued to call You  
Have You been able to hear my plight or not?
and seek Your mercy.
 
Are You in a position to listen to me?  
On new-moon night, impenetrably dense,
During intensely dark nights,  
In sweet moonlight, ray-dripping and love-laden,
and also in light scattering
I have called night and day, in meditation I have craved;
full of love sweet moonlight,  
I have kept performing Your [[sadhana]].
I call You day and night,  
 
aspiring You in my meditation,
I've yearned for You on happy days;
and continued performing Your sa’dhana’.  
In bad dreams I have pined on nights of pain.
I want You during my happy days  
I've known I am Yours and believed You are mine;
and also in bad dreams of painful nights.  
To forget this I cannot.  
I know that I am Yours,
and think that You are mine.
This fact I am unable to forget.
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