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-O embodiment of songs,
+In a dream I had been in Your meditation;
-I was in a dreamy state,
+A tune You'd composed, oh One full of songs.
-when, in meditation,
+With an oyster-shell on the seashore,
-You created a tune.
+Even now that song skips along.
-On the sea beach,
+On the shell falls radiant
-like a shell,
+That song when lit by sun.
-that song dances on to this day.
+You went, breaking sleep, daytime having proclaimed;
+Having furnished fearlessness, You have gone away.
-That song, like the shell,
+Expectantly I have remained waiting;
-had been lying around neglected.
+Your return, I have kept entreating.
+Once more You will come, You will teach a song;
-Arousing it with sunrays,
+And You will root out gloom, oh One full of love.
-breaking its sleep
-and telling me it was day,
-You fearlessly went away.
-I continued waiting,
-requesting and begging for your return,
-that you may come
-and teach me that song,
-thereby destroying all darkness.
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