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1 Pre  |            still, and with a purer flame, behind the veil which his
2 Pre  |           pity, still glows with a flame removed from mortal conditions,
3 VII  |          of the synagogue lend its flame~To set thy monastic torches
4 XIII |         heart there burns a living flame,~Transpiercing Death's impenetrable
5 XXIV |        from the candle's tongue of flame,~Though I, the singèd moth,
6 XXVII|         behind!~Like smoke above a flame caught by the wind,~So rose
7 XXXIV| ceaselessly.~That, that is not the flame of Love's true fire~Which
8 XXXVI|           eyes:~Question the torch flame burning steadfastly,~But