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Songs of Sion

Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W. L. [i.e. William Loe]
  
  

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The sixt Song.

The spouse speakes.

1

I charge ye o you soules of saincts,
By roes, & hindes of loue,
Take heed hovve you doe vexe, & greeue
The spright of my svveete doue.

2

Take heed you vvrong not his great name,
with life soe leaud so vaine
And doe not dare to moue his ire
Who vvould saue you so fayne.

3

Loe I doe call, & he doth heare,
And sends to me his voice;
My moūts of sinnes, & hills of shame
Haue not so lovvd a noice.

4

Noe roe, noe hind soe svvift cā rūne
Nor make such speede as he
When I doe call, or crie for him
He comes, he runnes to me.

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The spouse speakes.

5

And though this vaile of my base flesh
A full sight bares me fro,
Yet vvith mine eye of faith, I looke
On him that loues me soe.

6

I see him as in a cleare glasse,
I see him shine full bright;
Through grates of vvords, & gates of life
My soule of him hath sight.

7

And novve me thinkes I heare him speake
And thus to me doth say
O church, o spouse lift vp thy head
O faire one come thy vvay.