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I. / There is a light around your head / Which only Saints of God may wear, / And all the flowers on which you tread / In pleasaunce more than ours have fed, / And supped the essential air / Whose summer is a-pulse with music everywhere.
II. / For you are younger than the mornings are / That in the mountains break; / When upland shepherds see their only star / Pale on the dawn, and make / In his surcease the hours, / The early hours of all their happy circuit take.