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Having kindled the lamp, i go away far, looking at the light,
"Having lit a lantern, far away go I;
remember me. i go on floating along the melody and rhythm,
Having seen the light, keep Me in mind.
the love goes on getting mixed with the song. i tune the strings
On melody and music's meter do I glide;
of the viin'a to the octave (seven notes). but whether their melody
In my songs love gets combined.
is set right or not. you tell me whether the melody is known or
 
unknown. this i want to explain to you. o the king of songs,
"With octave I have bound the [[:wikipedia:Veena|lute]];
the emperor of melodies, you are grandeur, with your own glory.
Through [[:wikipedia:Raga|raga]], whether it's been tuned.
O the controller of the world, you are great in wealth. by your
You tell if a melody's familiar or obscure,
effulgence, the earth overflows.  
And now that's what I ask to you."
 
Hey King of Song, Emperor of Melody,
You are God by virtue of Your own glory.
Lord of the Universe, hey Omnipresent Deity,
With Your splendid beauty, Earth is overflowing.
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