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/ Come, in the minstrel's lay; / When two hearts meet, / And true hearts greet, / And all is morn and May.
/ Come Thou! and now, anew, / To thought and deed / Give sober speed, / Thy will to know, and do.
/ Stay! till the storms are o'er -- / The cold blasts done, / The reign of heaven begun, / And Love, the evermore.
/ Be patient, waiting heart: / Light, Love divine / Is here, and thine; / You therefore cannot part.
/ "The seasons come and go: / Love, like the sea, / Rolls on with thee, -- / But knows no ebb and flow.
/ "Faith, hope, and tears, triune, / Above the sod / Find peace in God, / And one eternal noon."
/ Oh, Thou hast heard my prayer; / And I am blest! / This is Thy high behest: / Thou, here and _everywhere_.