He is the saint
Who is not faint;
He is the saint
Who is free of main taint;
He is the saint
Whose wisdom is quaint;
He is the saint
Who has no complaint;
He is the saint
Who has restraint;
He is the saint
Who has constraint;
He is the saint.
*** Salutations to the shoes of my Eternal Father Guru Siddha Nath ***
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