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Day and night I call to Thee; | |||
Are You unable to hear? | |||
I call | I call in light and in obscurity, | ||
Awake, in dream, and sleeping. | |||
Many | Days come, then days vanish; | ||
Many nights get lost forever. | |||
I | By a hope-mirage's magic, | ||
In | Watching path I stay waiting. | ||
I | In summer and in monsoon, then in autumn, | ||
In pre-winter and in winter seasons, | |||
Even though fruitless, I stay absorbed; | |||
I think You will arrive in spring. | |||
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