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With [[:wikipedia:Pandanus utilis|screwpine]] pollen, with fragrant music, | |||
with | You had entered ideation. | ||
A lethargic one got coated with collyrium, | |||
You entered | Intoxication smeared on eyelids. | ||
With all good things of the universe, | |||
And all that's bad discarded, | |||
Both loving hands outspread, | |||
On rosy feet, silently, | |||
You had entered ideation. | |||
Regarding my fitness, there was not a bit of it... | |||
No sacrifice or self-restraint, austerity or [[sadhana]]. | |||
You appeared, granting compassion unmerited, | |||
At my core, in sweet fashion | |||
You had entered ideation. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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