From whose mouth shall I hear the words, “Come, the Lord of Pandhari calls you”?
Then I shall cling to nothing, I shall fear for nothing that I leave behind me; I shall hasten to take the road to my parents’ house. My mind, vexed by others, rocks itself with impatience. When will my eyes see that a messenger has come? Tuka says, When will my fortune be so far brightened that I shall see Pandhari?
Why have my father and mother forgotten me? Through what fault of mine have they forsaken me? How can I endure the burden of the world? I have heard no news of any message, so I cannot fix my expectations on one. Tuka says, He has not spent a single word to pacify my mind.
Then I shall cling to nothing, I shall fear for nothing that I leave behind me; I shall hasten to take the road to my parents’ house. My mind, vexed by others, rocks itself with impatience. When will my eyes see that a messenger has come? Tuka says, When will my fortune be so far brightened that I shall see Pandhari?
Why have my father and mother forgotten me? Through what fault of mine have they forsaken me? How can I endure the burden of the world? I have heard no news of any message, so I cannot fix my expectations on one. Tuka says, He has not spent a single word to pacify my mind.