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O lord,
The touch of life having given,
bestowing a touch of life,
With delight the world You filled.
You filled the world with smiles.
Then through life's succulence,
To humanity You brought completion.


With the juicy charm of life,
Those who'd been asleep in utter darkness,
You brought fulfilment to humanity.
In their eyes light's strike was felt;
Their age-old slumber was broken.


The eyes of those who lay sleeping in pitch darkness,
Those who'd moaned in dejection hopeless,
attained a touch of effulgence.
They went and got the wand of resurrection;{{#tag:ref|An imaginary, magic stick that brings the dead back to life.|group="nb"}}
You broke the sleep that lasted for ages.
You bestowed their trip's travel expenses.
 
The left over life of those who,
due to disappointment and disheartening,
had become dumb,
found new support.
 
To them, you gave provision for movement.
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