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O lord, loving your path,  
Only Your path observing,
keeping your ideation,  
Your contemplation taking,
how many births of mine have passed.
I know not how much lifetime,
Remembering your path,
Cleaving, has gone of mine.
counting days with hope,  
I remember just Your way;
the procedures of pain and pleasure
I count only hopeful days.
dance around you.
It dances round You solely,
you simply smile staying at distance,  
Happiness-and-sorrow's rite.
destroying darkness with that smile.  
 
but I know that you love me,  
You merely smile from afar,
o everown dear.  
But by that grin You rid the dark.
why do not you come close,
I know that myself You regard,
i cannot bear even the least gap.  
Ever my own, hey the One I prize.
coming into mind, speak lovingly,
 
removing the memories of pain.
Close by why don't You come?
Even the least gap is not borne.
Having arrived in psyche, speak of love;
Agony's memory setting aside.
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