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O lord,  
Path ignored, to my house You came;
You came to my home
How much I've cried out, how much I've wailed,
because of missing the path.  
But You did not arrive; myself You'd forgotten.


I called you so much,  
My waves, far away they carry on the wind;
I cried so much for you,  
Echoing they've risen to the blue firmament.
but you did not come,
Yet by those waves of sound, Your
but instead remained oblivious.  
Sleep did not rupture; deaf had You been.


The wave of my voice
Heard or unheard, it is per Your volition;
resonates in the distant air in the blue sky.
And too remaining deaf is a role [[:wikipedia:Lila (Hinduism)|sportive]].
That sound did not break your sleep.
Coming by detour is never a blunder;
You remained deaf to it.
You came untimely, the time afforded.
 
Whether or not you listen,  
is your wish.
If you pose deaf,
it is part of your role in the divine game.  
 
Do not forget to come by missing the path,
You came untimely, leaving your schedule.
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