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O lord,
In the depths of my psyche,
come secretly into the depth of my mind.
Come into the mind secretly.
I am but a soft bud of flower
A flower bud am I, soft and sweet;
that has kept its honey carefully preserved.
Carefully, I've stored my honey.


Many a storm and typhoon have passed over me.
Windstorm-gales aplenty,
And still, i did not let it whither
They've blown over me;
but secretly held it up for you within my heart.
Even so, I could not be breached.
I've kept on clinging to Thee,
At the heart of my psyche,
Privately, very privately.


Come in dance and song,
Come in dance, come in music-strain;
come in incense and lamps,
Come in resin, come in candle-flame.
and in the shade of the rainketaki flower.
Come in monsoon's [[:wikipedia:Pandanus|screwpine]] canopy;
 
Come like butter on the [[:wikipedia:Neolamarckia cadamba|kadam tree]].
Come like butter in the niipa.
My existence having steeped,
Come and fill my life with a charming dream.
In dream, pleasant and enchanting,
Come in sweetness filled resonance.
Vibrant with ample kindness, please appear.
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