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Alone You came and inquired, ever smiling, | |||
"Having loved Me, how are you? | |||
mental | Neath a hurricane's high wind, fallen has the tree; | ||
Of its mental anguish what have you understood? | |||
"[[:wikipedia:Aarti|Ghee and wick]] exist, but the flame has been extinguished; | |||
the pain | Rain's softness remains, but dropped have the [[:wikipedia:Neolamarckia cadamba|kadam flowers]]. | ||
You are still alive; the sweetness has persevered... | |||
And the pain of hurricane you have understood. | |||
"Your loving Me, and with Me coming to keep vigil, | |||
Smiling mid the sea of pain, a house of bondage... | |||
I am in company, with this same certainty, | |||
Have you managed to appraise the value of misfortune?" | |||
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