2618. You, the ancient lord of justice,
shine with the dark color of the ocean.
I worship you and all my karmā is destroyed.
When I hear of the beauty of you
as you rest on Adisesha on the ocean,
my legs become unsteady,
my heart suffers to see you,
and my eyes look for you everywhere.
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