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Love light for me	A
Thy ruddiest blazing torch	B
That I albeit a beggar by the Porch	B
Of the glad Palace of Virginity	A
May gaze within k and sing the pomp I see	A
For crown'd with roses all	C
'Tis there O Love they keep thy festival	D
But first warn off the beatific spot	E
Those wretched who have not	E
Even afar beheld the shining wall	C
And those who once beholding have forgot	E
And those most vile who dress	F
The charnel spectre drear	G
Of utterly dishallow'd nothingness	H
In that refulgent fame	I
And cry Lo here	G
And name	I
The Lady whose smiles inflame	I
The sphere	G
Bring Love anear And bid be not afraid	J
Young Lover true and love foreboding Maid	J
And wedded Spouse if virginal of thought	K
for I will sing of nought	K
Less sweet to hear	G
Than seems	L
A music their half remember'd dreams	L
The magnet calls the steel	M
Answers the iron to the magnet's breath	N
What do they feel	M
But death	N
The clouds of summer kiss in flame and rain	O
And are not found again	P
But the heavens themselves eternal are with fire	G
Of unapproach'd desire	G
By the aching heart of Love which cannot rest	K
In blissfullest pathos so indeed possess'd	K
O spousals high	Q
O doctrine blest	K
Unutterable in even the happiest sigh	Q
This know ye all	C
Who can recall	C
With what a welling of indignant tears	R
LOve's simpleness first hears	S
The meaning of his mortal covenant	K
And from what pride comes down	T
To wear the crown	T
Of which 'twas very heaven to feel the want	K
How envies he the ways	U
Of yonder hopeless star	G
And so would laugh and yearn	V
With trembling lids eterne	V
Ineffably content from infinitely far	G
Only to gaze	U
On his bright Mistress's responding rays	U
That never know eclipse	W
And once in his long year With praeternuptial ecstasy and fear	G
By the delicious law of that ellipse	W
Wherein all citizens of ether move	X
With hastening pace to come	Y
Nearer though never near	G
His Love	Z
And always inaccessible sweet Home	A2
There on his path doubly to burn	V
Kiss'd by her doubled light	K
That whispers of its source	B2
The ardent secret ever clothed with Night	K
Then go forth in new force	B2
Towards a new return	V
Rejoicing as a Bridegroom on his course	B2
This know ye all	C
Therefore gaze bold	K
That so in you be joyful hope increas'd	K
Thorough the Palace portals and behold	K
The dainty and unsating Marriage Feast	K
O hear	G
Them singing clear	G
'Cor meum et caro mea'round the 'I am'	A2
The Husband of the Heavens and the Lamb	A2
Whom they for ever follow there that kept	K
Or losing never slept	K
Till they reconquer'd had in mortal fight	K
The standard white	K
O hear	G
From the harps they bore from Earth five strung what music springs	C2
While the glad Spirits chide	K
The wondering strings	C2
And how the shining sacrificial Choirs	D2
Offering for aye their dearest hearts' desires	E2
Which to their hearts come back beatified	K
Hymn the bright aisles along	F2
The nuptial song	F2
Song ever new to us and them that saith	N
'Hail Virgin in Virginity a Spouse '	G2
Heard first below	H2
Within the little house	I2
At Nazareth	N
Heard yet in many a cell where brides of Christ	K
Lie hid emparadised	K
And where although	H2
By the hour 'tis night	K
There's light	K
The Day still lingering in the lap of snow	H2
Gaze and be not afraid	K
Ye wedded few that honour in sweet thought	K
And glittering will	J2
So freshly from the garden gather still	J2
The lily sacrificed	K
For ye though self suspected here for nought	K
Are highly styled	K
With the thousands twelve times twelve of undefiled	K
Gaze and be not afraid	K
Young Lover true and love foreboding Maid	K
The full Moon of deific vision bright	K
Abashes nor abates	K2
No spark minute of Nature's keen delight	K
'Tis there your Hymen waits	K2
There wher in courts afar all unconfused they crowd	K
As fumes the starlight soft	K
In gulfs of cloud	K
And each to the other well content	K
Sighs oft	K
''Twas this we meant '	G2
Gaze without blame	A2
Ye in whom living Love yet blushes for dead shame	A2
There of pure Virgins none	V
Is fairer seen	V
Save One	V
Than Mary Magdalene	V
Gaze without doubt or fear	G
Ye to whom generous Love by any name is dear	G
Love makes the life to be	A
A fount perpetual of virginity	A
For lo the Elect	K
Of generous Love how named soe'er affect	K
Nothing but God	K
Or mediate or direct	K
Nothing but God	K
The Husband of the Heavens	L2
And who Him love in potence great or small	C
Are one and all	C
Heirs of the Palace glad	K
And inly clad	K
With the bridal robes of ardour virginal	D

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