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 1    1, Prol|      the rose has faded and the garden is withered,~The song of
 2    1, 7   | alternating states?~The fertile garden of love, as it is boundless,~
 3    1, 8   |       Tis as one dry stick in a garden of green herbs.~Both weigh
 4    1, 9   |       associate itself with the garden;~And hide the rose's beauty
 5    1, 15  |          Again he said,~"If the garden of faith has bloomed, show
 6    2, 6   |     grate full of ashes seems a garden.~Through love burning fire
 7    2, 9   |    three friends walking in his garden, and making free with his
 8    2, 10  |     Make our path pleasant as a garden,~And be Thou, O Holy One,
 9    2, 10  |        will answer, "That green garden,~As it appeared to you on
10    2, 10  |         Yet for you it became a garden green with trees. ~Since
11    2, 10  |       flame, ~Has become a holy garden and a guiding light, ~Since
12    2, 10  |         fiery lust as a verdant garden, ~And have sowed therein
13    2, 10  |      warble sweetly around this garden; ~Since you have responded
14    2, 10  |      behoof, ~Becomes a verdant garden and yields leaves and fruit."~
15    2, 10  |         And seem to you a sweet garden instead of a terror. ~He
16    2, 14  |         to show the beauty of a garden. You have now caught the
17    2, 14  |        caught the scent of this garden, and it ought to attract
18    2, 14  |        attract your soul to the garden itself, for you must know
19    2, 16  |      seems a prison to you is a garden to me.~Busiest occupation
20    3, 2   |       that he would protect his garden from the wolves. The townsman
21    3, 2   |         proceeded to patrol the garden, but, owing to the rain
22    3, 18  |         never flies away to the garden of certainty.~Every opinion
23    3, 18  |        to distress you. ~In the garden you drank water soft and
24    3, 18  |     once smiled in that earthly garden, ~You are really roses of
25    3, 18  |         are really roses of the garden of life and sight. ~If you
26    3, 18  |      you are torn away from the garden of earth, ~You become sweet
27    3, 18  |         A gnat came in from the garden and fields, ~And called
28    3, 18  |           Being cut off from my garden and meadow haunts."~Then
29    4, 1   |   escape them, took refuge in a garden, where he found his long-sought
30    4, 1   |         of the sea the sea is a garden,~To the creatures of the
31    4, 2   |         Solomon's words to that garden,~'Twas as when bodies meet
32    4, 2   |  reality they are seated in the garden of the spirit, ~Though to
33    4, 2   |        friends. ~That spiritual garden accompanies them everywhere, ~
34    4, 2   |      his friends to a beautiful garden, but instead of looking
35    5, 6   |         and other produce of hi garden. In recognition of his piety
36    5, 6   |       his piety God blessed his garden and made it bear fruit abundantly.
37    5, 6   |        divine blessing upon the garden, called down by his liberality,
38    5, 11  |       of a man caught robbing a garden and defending himself with
39    5, 11  |        to whom the owner of the garden replied by administering
40    5, 13  |          and we the sweet green garden;~Spring is not seen, though
41    6, 5   |    after sexual pleasure,~Can a garden bloom without the spring?~
42    6, 6   |         back again~To the green garden and sweet watered meadows.~