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O lord, during sweet moments of my mind, come through
At a candied hour of my psyche,
the lane filled with love. through soft sound of sandal breeze,
By a route delightful, do come please
spreading smile with flower face, come. i have preserved the
With the kindly sound in a gentle breeze,
honey of my heart only for your reception. standing in the front,
Bearing a smile like a flower's mien.
spreading both hands, o dear, accept that with smiling face.
 
I am not pure like flower, but by the flow of your pure mercy
Just heart's nectar is required for worship...
I can be purified in a moment, removing all fire of agony.
To do it in respect to You, mine I have kept.
Standing before me, both hands outspread,
With smiling face, oh Beloved, do accept it.
 
Unlike a blossom, I am not immaculate...
Only pure when Your mercy is emitted.
Instantly, I can be unsullied,
Filth removed by scorching heat.
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