Songs of Kabir by Rabindranath Tagore
page 79 of 87 (90%)
page 79 of 87 (90%)
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But now, my Lover has made known to me the meaning of the note
that struck my ear: Now, my good fortune is come. Kabîr says: "Behold! how great is my good fortune! I have received the unending caress of my Beloved!" LXXXVII I. 71. gagan ghatâ ghaharânî, sâdho Clouds thicken in the sky! O, listen to the deep voice of their roaring; The rain comes from the east with its monotonous murmur. Take care of the fences and boundaries of your fields, lest the rains overflow them; Prepare the soil of deliverance, and let the creepers of love and renunciation be soaked in this shower. It is the prudent farmer who will bring his harvest home; he shall fill both his vessels, and feed both the wise men and the saints. LXXXVIII III. 118. âj din ke main jaun balihârî |
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