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