How did the person who ultimately wrote the summary in Chapter 53 view their own role in the process?

The author who completed the summary in Chapter 53 expressed profound humility and a sense of inadequacy for the task. He describes himself as a "fool with a dull intellect" and "blind to poetry," feeling dejected at the prospect of completing the work of a brilliant poet like Hemadpant. He makes it clear that he has no strength of his own to compose the work. Instead, he places his entire reliance on divine grace, praying to Lord Dattaguru and Sai-Narayana to inspire his mind. He explicitly states that Sai himself will be the one to write the summary, and his own mouth is "merely an instrument," attributing all credit to the Guru's power.