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| [Eros. Ricardo Cadenas] |
Risa, forehead, hair, hands, fingers,complainant Lute, voice, bow, viola:So many flames that burnone woman!
that lead me to a disk of which I write and the sensual voice of Mields Dorothee fire.
Anonymous: A song of divine love . [2'22''] Dorothee Mields, soprano; Hille Perl, viola da gamba; Lee Santana, archilaúd.
| L ORD, when the sense of thy sweet grace | |
| Sends up my soul to seek thy face. | |
| Thy blessed eyes breed such desire, | |
| I dy in love’s delicious Fire. | |
| O love, I am thy Sacrifice. | 5 |
| Be still triumphant, blessed eyes. | |
| Still shine on me, fair suns! that I | |
| Still may behold, though still I dy. | |
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| Though still I dy, I live again; | |
| Still longing so to be still slain, | 10 |
| So gainfull is such losse of breath. | |
| I dy even in desire of death. | |
| Still live in me this loving strife | |
| Of living Death and dying Life. | |
| For while thou sweetly slayest me | 15 |
| Dead to my selfe, I live in Thee. |
[Richard Crashaw, 1613? -1649]
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