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