I BLESSE thee, Lord, because I G R O W Among thy trees, which in a R O W To thee both fruit and order O W. What open force, or hidden C H A R M Can blast my fruit, or bring me H A R M While the inclosure is thine A R M? Inclose me still for fear I S T A R T. Be to me rather sharp and T A R T, Than let me want thy hand and A R T. When thou dost greater judgements S P A R E, And with thy knife but prune and P A R E, Ev`n fruitful trees more fruitfull A R E. Such sharpness shows the sweetest F R E N D: Such cuttings rather heal than R E N D: And such beginnings touch their E N D.SourceThe script ran 0.002 seconds.
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