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O dear lord,
Look, look at me, Beloved mine;
forget your supressed sorrow
Forget Your wounded pride.
and look at me.
In West the setting sun retires;
Forgive me, and come nearby.


The sun is going to set in the horizon,
I've arrayed my house with floral decoration;
so... come close,
Laying out Your seat, I am awaiting.
and grant me pardon.
From fresh flowers a wreath I have strung;
With kindly eyes, gaze at me just once.


I decorated my house with flowers,
God of Light, please remove my black color;
and, spreading the seat for you,
Go on making me still better.
I am waiting.
Filling life, infuse love's ambrosia;
 
Ignite a lamp within my dark heart.
I threaded a floral garland,
with merciful eyes,
so... look to me at least once.
 
O god of effulgence,
destroy my darkness
and make me better still.
 
Pour sweet love in abundance,
and kindle light into my dark heart.
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