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O my companion, my dear,
My Companion, my Adored,
You are eternally with me.
You've remained eternally.
Your love and eternal song  
Your love, a celestial song;
have filled my mind.
You have made the mind replete.


From which heavenly origin
From what source of prosperity,
You came into the unseen stream?  
Had You arrived on stream unseen?
And by which passage compelling
Have You gone forth?


In what a tremendous speed
To intellect You're incognito;
are you moving forward?
But by thought, oh, You get known.
 
Only the one who finds Your abode,
You remain unknown through intellect,
Grace You've bestowed on that person.
but can be realized by ideation.  
 
Only he can know your abode,  
whom you grace.
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