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O lord, with what expectation, under what charm,
With what expectation, under which intoxication,
You created this world? you filled the whole world
This world had You created?
with beauty , flow fragrance and smoothness.
With scent and touch, form and flavor,
O the exceptionally skilled in beauty, dearest of
You'd been filling it up.
all living being, all my hopes and desires, you have
 
poured in my mind. o unique in beauty and
Oh Divine Tailor without peer,
attributes, adorable with sweet ideation, accept
Every creature's Most Dear,
my heartfull of love along the shores of the stream of ideation.
All my hopes and hankerings,
Upon mind You alone had conferred.
 
Oh the One with shape and properties unique,
With a sweet ideation fit to receive,
My wholehearted love, do take it please
On both banks of thought's river.
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