| Introduction
(A FEW DAYS ago I said)
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(THOU HAST made me endless)
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(WHEN THOU commandest me)
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(I KNOW NOT how thou singest)
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(LIFE OF MY life, I shall)
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(I ASK FOR A moment's indulgence)
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(PLUCK THIS little flower)
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(MY SONG HAS put off)
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(THE CHILD WHO is decked with)
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(O FOOL, TO TRY to carry)
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(HERE IS THY footstool and there)
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(LEAVE THIS chanting)
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(THE TIME THAT my journey takes)
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(THE SONG THAT I came to sing)
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(MY DESIRES ARE many and my cry)
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(I AM HERE TO sing thee songs.)
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(I HAVE HAD my invitation)
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(I AM ONLY waiting for love)
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(CLOUDS HEAP upon clouds and it darkens.)
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(IF THOU speakest not I will fill)
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(ON THE DAY when the lotus bloomed)
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(I MUST LAUNCH out my boat. )
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(IN THE DEEP shadows of the rainy)
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(ART THOU abroad on this stormy)
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(IF THE DAY is done, if birds sing)
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(IN THE NIGHT of weariness let me)
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(HE CAME AND sat by my side)
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(LIGHT, OH WHERE is the light? )
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(OBSTINATE ARE THE trammels)
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(HE WHOM I ENCLOSE with my)
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(I CAME OUT alone on my way)
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(PRISONER, TELL me, who was)
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(BY ALL MEANS they try to hold)
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(WHEN IT WAS day they came)
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(LET ONLY THAT little be left)
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(WHERE THE mind is without)
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(THIS IS MY prayer to thee)
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(I THOUGHT that my voyage)
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(THAT I WANT thee, only)
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(WHEN THE HEART is hard)
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(THE RAIN HAS held back for)
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(WHERE DOST thou stand behind)
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(EARLY IN THE day it was whispered)
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(THE DAY WAS when I did)
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(THIS IS MY delight, thus to wait)
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(HAVE YOU NOT heard his )
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(I KNOW NOT from what distant)
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(THE NIGHT is nearly spent )
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(THE MORNING sea of silence)
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(YOU CAME down from your )
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(I HAD GONE a-begging from )
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(THE NIGHT darkened. Our day's)
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(I THOUGHT I should ask of thee)
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(BEAUTIFUL is thy wristlet, decked)
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(I ASKED nothing from thee; I )
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(LANGUOR is upon your heart )
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(THUS IT IS that thy joy )
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(LIGHT, MY light, the world-filling)
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(LET ALL THE strains of joy mingle)
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(YES, I know, this is nothing but)
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(ON THE seashore of endless )
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(THE SLEEP that flits on baby's )
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(WHEN I BRING to you coloured toys)
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(THOU HAST made me known to)
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(ON THE SLOPE of the desolate )
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(WHAT DIVINE drink wouldst thou )
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(SHE WHO EVER had remained in)
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(THOU ART THE sky and thou )
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(THY SUNBEAM comes upon this )
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(THE SAME stream of life that runs )
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(IS IT BEYOND thee to be glad )
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(THAT I SHOULD make much of )
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(HE IT IS, the innermost one, who)
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(DELIVERANCE is not for me )
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(THE DAY is no more, the shadow )
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(THY GIFTS TO us mortals fulfil all )
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(DAY AFTER DAY, O lord of my life)
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(I KNOW THEE as my God and stand)
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(WHEN THE creation was new and )
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(IF IT IS NOT my portion to meet)
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(I AM LIKE A remnant of a cloud)
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(ON MANY AN idle day have )
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(TIME is endless in thy hands)
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(MOTHER, I shall weave a chain)
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(IT IS THE pang of separation)
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(WHEN THE warriors came out)
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(DEATH, THY servant)
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(IN DESPERATE hope I go )
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(DEITY OF THE ruined temple)
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(NO MORE NOISY, loud words)
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(ON THE DAY when death will)
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(O THOU THE last fulfilment)
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(I KNOW THAT the day will )
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(AT THIS TIME of my parting, )
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(I WAS NOT aware of the moment)
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(WHEN I GO from hence let )
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(WHEN MY play was with thee)
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(I WILL DECK thee with trophies)
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(WHEN I GIVE up the helm)
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(I HAVE GOT my leave. )
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(I DIVE DOWN into the depth)
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(EVER IN MY life have I sought)
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(I BOASTED among men that)
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(IN ONE salutation to thee, )
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