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O most beloved lord,
Within the mind, secretly and unnoticed,
Secretly and unseen,
You'd arrived, oh my Darling Dearest.
You entered my mind.
None did see, none did know;
Such is Your love, oh Peerless One.


No one saw or noticed
On autumn eves and upon dusk in summer,
Your uncomparable love.
In smiling spring with its floral fragrance,
You had laughed and sung a song;
One can't fathom my emotions!


In the autumn and summer evenings,
The sweet jingle of Your ankle-bells,
and in the floral fragrance of the smiling spring,
It overwhelms all thoughts perplexed.
You came smiling,
You had danced and spoken words–
and sang your song.
Those words heavenly, like ambrosia!
 
Nobody understood my realisation.
The sweet jingling of your anklebells
overwhelmed my afflicted mind.
 
You came
and spoke words,
that were filled
with the nectar of heaven.
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