Let Me Welcome You, O My Dear Poem by Gajanan Mishra

Let me welcome You, O my dear
Come come come, You are welcome
Take Your sear in the middle
See me I am in the south-west
O, all blessings are there in the north-east
From there I am getting energies from the south-east
Look me I am saved in the southern quarter
No enemy dare to attack me from western quarter, I know
In the northern quarter I am fixed already in my duty
O mine of compassion, You are in the eastern quarter
Come come come, You are welcome, You are welcome
Here I am submitting You my eyes-flowers
My hearts-leaf my tears-water, O ocean of nectar
Come come come come, You are my Mother, You are my Father
You are my Brother, You are my Sister, come come
I am here and it is only for You my dear
Occupy, O my dear, this bejeweled seat of my hearts
I know my dear, You are the seed and devotion
That cure all ills everywhere within and with out
I am calling You my dear, I am welcoming You
Come come wash Your feet wash Your hands with this water
Come come this is the water rinsing the mouth with
Come come this is the water for performing ablutions with
O my dear, come come, take this raiment take this ornaments
Take this sandal-paste flowers and burning incense
Though I know You are the light of all lights I am showing
You this light that is within me
O my dear, come come and take this food and see
Here is the water for rinsing the mouth again
Here is the betel-leaves with other ingredients
For cleansing and scenting the mouth
Come come come, O my dear, You are welcome
See and hear I am writing for You I am singing for You
Here is the water for slaking thirst
See I am offering my salutation to You
Come come come come, You are welcome, O my dear
Pardon me, for any mistake that are committed by me
Anywhere at any time, I know with Your presence
Nothing is a crime, come come come to me.