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O Lord, I have been calling You
Age after age called have I;
since ages after ages.
You heard not my story.
But You never heard my talk.  
Having been far aside,
You stayed far away
You did not divine my grief.
and did not understand my restlessness.  
 
Shouting with expression of dismay,  
Dismayed by thunder, I have called;
I continued moving with the sandal breeze.  
In gentle winds, singing have I gone.
Roaring like ocean with heart and soul,  
On ocean's roar, with heart and mind,
I have invoked You uselessly.  
In vain have I kept summoning.
I have been trying to express to You my pain
 
like eruptions of volcano,  
A belching crater alike
sweet humming of the bees,  
Or like bee's humming mild,
and intense noise of the storm.  
With a storm's endless cry,
Looking towards the firmament of the mind  
I've tried to clarify my agony.
with garland of ma’lati flowers,  
 
suppressing the feelings,  
By looking toward the mental sky
I had been calling You  
With a [[:wikipedia:Jasminum grandiflorum|night-jasmine]] wreath of mind,
breaking the silence.
By means of hiding desire,
I've called, and silence You have breached.
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