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O lord, come a bit closer
Come You a tad close-by,
and smile a little.  
And also laugh for a while.
My penance upon the new moons,
I know You'll contrive to remove...
Come You with the moon a mere slice.


I know you can remove
I know the new-moon night is not without an end,
the darkness of my penance.  
However many slanders come and go in hundreds.
This ghastly dark ocean of dismal ignorance
Will get cast aside with a bowed head...
You have liking only for the light.


Come to me like a strip of moon.
I won't admit defeat, no, not in the least;
I know this darkness is not forever.
I will simply remain clinging to Yourself only.
Whatsoever mental agonies appear,
Whatever anyone may say, whoever he may be,
they come and go hundreds of times.
I will remain with a smile bright and pure...
 
You are my source and also my closure.
This pitch- black ocean of darkness
will leave with its head low in defeat,
for, it is the divine effulgence that you love.
But i will not accept defeat at any cost.
To your lotus feet only,
will i remain holding on.  
 
Whatever people may say,  
whatever may happen,  
I shall remain pure and smiling,
for, you are my beginning and my end.
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