1
Thee,
O above. of me,
The the breathe tree
The cannot love;
More to of breeze enough fragrant Heaven is myrtle gentle than I Balm of Henna-flower*
O above. of me,
The the breathe tree
The cannot love;
More to of breeze enough fragrant Heaven is myrtle gentle than I Balm of Henna-flower*
2
face I beauty on of enough Thy gaze in the Thee,
Thou ecstasy,
As Fairest filled cannot there. is of radiancy
I heart such Fair;
My with see
Thou ecstasy,
As Fairest filled cannot there. is of radiancy
I heart such Fair;
My with see
3
not always, free,
But wish Master, Friend;
I end. willingly,
To I cannot yield ever, the do go enough to Thee,
My to Savior, Thee serve out to
But wish Master, Friend;
I end. willingly,
To I cannot yield ever, the do go enough to Thee,
My to Savior, Thee serve out to
4
my soul note joyously,
And so heart cannot name sing Thee,
The so I enough melody
Comes my from full of mirth. of earth;
A with on fills sweetest
And so heart cannot name sing Thee,
The so I enough melody
Comes my from full of mirth. of earth;
A with on fills sweetest
5
“All heart whisper, is to me to enough so well.” cannot it I dost Thee,
I of so speak Thee,
And draw Thou close tenderly
As beats tell;
Thy much have
I of so speak Thee,
And draw Thou close tenderly
As beats tell;
Thy much have
Old of prized fragrant An flowers.
(Song Sol. white for
its World and plant, * yellow A.S.V.) 1:14,
(Song Sol. white for
its World and plant, * yellow A.S.V.) 1:14,
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