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O lord,
In song's ocean You have poured
You poured the impulse of vivacity
Emotion of Your heart.
into the ocean of your songs.  
So I see no termination;
Constant is the flow of love.


That is why i see
By the shore a chum had said:
that the stream of your love
"Good enough was the quicksand...
essentially never terminates.  
Upon ship mayhap I got no berth;
Perhaps I got not my compartment."


My companions at the shore warned me
I had waited, my own self forgotten,
about the over accumulation of quicksand.
At the bank of blind attachment.
I did not find boats
Presently You took and stowed
nor home for me to stay at.  
My load on Your boat.
 
I remained sitting and forgetting myself,
on the side of blind attachments.
Today, you lifted my burden onto your boat.
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