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O lord,
You are the gracious master;
You bestow affection and love
Always remain in my heart.
to the devotees.
Destroyer of my vanity,
Crushing it, bring me near.


Stay in my heart,
Dazed by any blind infatuation,
crush my pride
May I not forget You under worldly influence.
and take me close to you.
So, eyes filled with tears, I do beg
Your compassion, oh my Beloved.


Under the impulse of worldly attachments,
Days come and go, never to look back;
I must not forget you due to inertia.
Even sweetest memories, they cast no glance.
 
Whatever comes, it dissolves into emptiness,
Hence, with tearful eyes,
Affirming You as the benign object of my meditation.
I beg for you mercy,
O beloved one.
 
Days come and go,
never to return.
Even happy memories do not look back.
 
Whoever comes to this world,
becomes lost in a vacuum,
and cannot but declare
that you are the most revered one,
the object of ideation of all.
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