Where Thou art that is Home
Where Thou art that is Home
Cashmere or Calvary the same
Degree or Shame
I scarce esteem Location’s Name
So I may Come
What Thou dost is Delight
Bondage as Play be sweet
Imprisonment Content
And Sentence Sacrament
Just We two meet
Where Thou art not is Woe
Tho’ Bands of Spices row
What Thou dost not Despair
Tho’ Gabriel praise me Sire





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