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O lord,
Having applied [[:wikipedia:Phalguna|Phalgun's]] touch,
bringing about a touch of spring,
In what form did You come?
in what a form did you come?
With the succulence of [[:wikipedia:Chaitra|Madhumas]],{{#tag:ref|''Madhumás'' (sweet month) is a nickname for Chaitra. In the Bengali calendar, the last two months of the year are Phalgun and Chaitra (the 11th and 12th months respectively). They run from approximately mid-February to mid-April. Of the six seasons recognized in India, these are the two months of spring.|group="nb"}}
You pulverized all inertia.


With the charm of spring,
Today the world's abrim with purpose;
You crushed my total inertia.
Filled with fragrance is the Earth...
Cosmic mind choosing her suitor,
In what cradle did You sway everyone?


Today, the earth became rhythmic and fragrant.
In tones and tunes psyche's ecstatic;
The universal mind became selfchoosing.
Every moment it's filled with a thrill...
 
Bondage broken, broken the stone-prison,
With what vibration did you swung all?
Beat after beat, it goes to a lovers' tryst.
With melody and song my mind lost itself.
Within a moment,
my eyelids turned joyous.
 
Breaking the bondage of stone prisons,
I walk with rhythm to meet you.
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