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O distant friend,
Steadfast Friend from afar, do come near;
come close,
From closeby please hold us dear.
and in closeness,
Receiving welcome to Your rosy feet,
love me.
Gently smile with face that's sweet.


With red feet
This whole universe is but Your image;
and a colourful sweet face,
With paintbrush to draw, we don't find a likeness.
softly smile.
Why there's no comparison in all that we imagine:
Above everything of ours You drift.


This universe is but your idol,
For You there is not a fetter;
and to it,
We can't bind You with our supplication.
I do not find any comparison.
Every atom of Your being is a place of pilgrimage,
 
And so You never come under any kind of bondage.
I am unable to think
of any comparable example
since you are above it all.
 
As you have no bondage,
I am unable to bind you
by neither praise nor glorification.
 
Being all pervading,
You never come
within the bondage of places of pilgrimage.
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