Verse 98

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In plain words

The poet, to the Lord: O wondrous one! I, a mere dog, have given up anger, put away deceit, given up the senses' desire for other things, and stood following only the longing for you. You must not forget me: grant me the way to be freed from the whirlpool of great sorrow, of being born and dying, and beyond that your service.