Flowers of the desert
Heart and soul to feed;
Streamlets from the mountains
Nourishing each seed.
Nought that men invented—
Pipe nor harp—could play
Music with the sweetness
Of our love-born lay:
With the larks above us,
Thrushes on the spray,
Flowers of the desert
Heart and soul to feed;
Streamlets from the mountains
Nourishing each seed.
Nought that men invented—
Pipe nor harp—could play
Music with the sweetness
Of our love-born lay:
With the larks above us,
Thrushes on the spray,