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O lord,
On only His sweet ideation,
taking your sweet ideation,
Within psyche, oh what happened!
what happened to my mind?
All of mine that was routine
Got washed somehow into Infinity.


All worldly bondages snapped off into infinity.
My tears are simply streaming;
Only tears flow from my eyes,
The heart conceded its defeat.
and my heart has accepted defeat.
In an instant, unexpectedly,
It was vanquished by the Mind-Thief.


In a startling flash,
Crying and smiling again and again,
the stealer of mind won my heart.
Coming and going is now at an end.
 
This time, the Love-Game is over;
Crying and laughing
The prize, did He surrender?
time and again, coming and going,
do not persist anymore.
 
At the end of the divine play,
You gave me the most valuable treasure.
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