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O lord,
Dressed like a king, You appeared inside my mind,
You appeared majestically in my mind.
With affection, a love of some special type.
Ground into dust was my pride,
In a trice, Lord, in the twinkle of an eye.


What kind of love is this?
Not a peep do You make in the outer world;
Dwelling at the core of heart, You gave that a stir.
In Your contemplation, I was left abashed;
Granting embrace, You came at last, with enchanting laugh.


My false vanity was powdered down
Having swung back and forth in restless winds,
and blown into dust,
Graceful pose was struck by the golden ivy of ambition.
within the fraction of a moment.
On that creeper bloomed a flower at Your touch,
 
Eventually, after waiting very much.
In the external world,
You do not respond.
Yet, you stir the life sitting within it.
 
In your ideation my ego dissolves.
 
You came at last
and became caught with an enchanting smile.
 
The golden creeper of my aspiration swung vividly,
shaken by the restless wind.
 
On it, flowers bloomed by your touch,
after long awaiting.
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