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