The Arcadian Wild
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Spring: Wake

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Spring: Wake

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Wake up, sleepyhead

I pulled you out from the flowerbed

My breath fills your lungs

I’ll give this garden to my favorite son

You are prince of all you see

I’d like us to care for it together

You just look so much like Me

My affections for you have no measure

You are clothed in brilliance

Naked as you came

Because you bear My likeness

Blessed be your name

Walk with Me, My child

We’ll give names to all creatures wild

I’ll strengthen your hands

Bless and be blessed by this land

You are My begotten

The one I love

Today I am your father

Our story’s just begun

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