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