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