How does the author of Chapter 53 see his own role in finishing the book?

The author who completed the Shri Sai Satcharitra expresses extreme humility regarding his role, as detailed throughout Chapter 53. He does not see himself as a worthy successor to Hemadpant, whom he calls a 'jewel among poets.' Instead, he describes himself as a 'fool with a dull intellect' and states, 'I have no strength to compose poetry.' His entire approach is one of surrender and prayer. He begs for mercy from Dattaguru and Sai, believing that only through their divine power can the work be finished. He explicitly states in Chapter 53 that Sai 'will be the one to write this summary. His glory is immense; my mouth is merely an instrument.' He views his contribution not as his own achievement, but as an act of grace where he is simply a vehicle for the Guru's will.