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The song You had sung in the flower garden, | |||
Its jingle, in the mind it still abides; | |||
It is in the mind. | |||
In the trappings You had worn with a smiling visage, | |||
That form, even now it rises every moment. | |||
You | |||
Having been affixed to mind, You are life-filling; | |||
Having been a ray of light, You are pain-vanquishing. | |||
mine | At the start You were mine; afterward, everyone's... | ||
Night and day, kindly stay with me. | |||
From Heaven came a strange but splendid beauty | |||
To deluge with a stream unseen. | |||
You are always mine; You are the quintessence... | |||
I love You, knowing-or-unknowingly. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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