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 1    1, 6   |         at these words they all spring into motion;~At His words
 2    1, 7   |      independently of autumn or spring!~Pay tithe on Thy beauty,
 3    1, 9   |     forth a single rosebud,~The spring in disclosing him is his
 4    1, 9   |    perfect rose or lily,~To him spring brings rejoicing.~The useless
 5    1, 9   |        news! good news! Lo! the spring is at hand!"~If the blossoms
 6    2, Prol| verities,~In the absence of his spring the buds blossomed not,~
 7    2, 8   |         thirsty,~That water may spring up all around you.~That
 8    2, 10  |          that I may not fail~To spring up out of my sleep at midnight;~
 9    2, 10  |        proceeds exaltation.~The spring seasons are hidden in the
10    2, 16  |         thought, ~And, at will, spring back again from thought. ~
11    4, 5   |  direction,~And at last makes a spring, but springs not upwards.~
12    4, 9   |       Especially at the time of spring and sweet flowers.~Like
13    5, 7   |   saffron and poppy~The hand of spring will unfold the secret of
14    5, 13  |       seen by all.~Thou art the spring, and we the sweet green
15    5, 13  |         the sweet green garden;~Spring is not seen, though its
16    6, 5   |      also turn this winter into spring.~He who exalts the heads
17    6, 5   |        garden bloom without the spring?~Pregnant women and their
18    6, 5   |    tales of love frolics in the spring.~So every tree which nurtures
19    6, 5   |    moment be not to thee a glad spring,~Yet of what is thy body,