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As a traveler, forgetting the path i have come. knowingly
As a pilgrim who had lost his way I have come;
I make mistake and as its outcome, i move. i was all alone,
Knowingly I have stumbled...
unexpressed, there was no duty or action for me. there was
I have run on just the balance due for my blunders.
nothing to see or listen. due to momentum of movement,
 
from the world of effulgence, i came down to complete the work.
Inarticulate, I was solitary;
For me there is no own or distant, close or far, the bondage is hard,
There was no activity...
I came due to love and spread colour.  
Not a thing to hear or see.
Inclined to go from being lonely and unseen,
Humbled, I have descended to perform deeds.
 
For me none were present, foreign or my own;
Naught was close, naught remote...
That is a burdensome yoke.
But I have mattered, I have loved–
I have scattered color.
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