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Who is that unknown traveler
Which is that Unknown Pilgrim Who'd appeared;
who came and kindled light in dark house?
Light He lit in a dark dwelling.
There was no speech on the smiling mouth,  
There had been no speech; a mouth with gentle grin,
he poured smile on the lips.  
The smile of lower lip, it went on lavishing.
he came silently from some unknown source.
 
after finishing the work
Silently He had come from which unknown place;
he went through some unknown path.  
Work accomplished, by what strange mode went He away.
Coming and loving for a moment,  
Coming for an instant, a transitory love,
why did he marked a permanent impression?  
Why did it trace a line long-lasting?
i did not want know about him at that time,  
 
but the event of acquaintance  
At that time to know His particulars I did not wish;
the mind thinks even today.  
Even still, acquaintance the mind does not imagine.
thinking only about him
Simply, in thought of Him is honey-smeared intoxication;
and the sweetness smeared intoxication,
What was given, forever it enticed me.
whatever he gave, that enchants me forever.
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