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Who came into this heavenly garden,  
Who arrived at the Garden of Eden,
absorbed in sandal fragrance?  
Coated by [[:wikipedia:Sandalwood|sandal]] fragrance,
Bathed in snow's pure water,
Face veiled with moonlight?


Who came bathed in dewdrops,  
The sunflower, looking skyward it declares:
with a face covered by the moonlight?
"Except for Him there is naught that I crave.
To Him my mind I have given, to Him my life I have given,
On this earth staying alive only for Him."


The sunflower says it wants to look up,
From its core innermost sings the [[wikipedia:Mimusops elengi|bakul tree]]:
other than that, it wants nothing.
"Out of love for Him, a sweet scent my blooms carry.
 
Him I revere in psyche, Him I draw near to me,
To that entity,
Storing sweetness in my heart on account of Him only."
due to which the world survives
I offer my mind, heart and soul.
 
The bakul tree sings from the core of its heart:  
"my flowers are fragrant due to his love."
 
That entity i accept in my mind,  
and pull close to me.
For him i keep my heart filled with sweetness.
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