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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY MASTER HATH A GARDEN, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "my master hath a garden, full-filled with divers flowers"
Last Line: And the gentle sounding flute
Subject(s): Flutes;gardens & Gardening
First Line: "my master hath a garden, full-filled with divers flowers"
Last Line: And the gentle sounding flute
Subject(s): Flutes;gardens & Gardening
My master hath a garden, full-filled with divers flowers,
Where thou mayst gather posies gay, all times and hours,
Here nought is heard
But paradise-bird,
Harp, dulcimer, and lute,
With cymbal,
And timbrel,
And the gentle sounding flute.
Oh! Jesus, Lord, my heal and weal, my bliss complete,
Make thou my heart thy garden-plot, true, fair and neat
That I may hear
This music clear,
Harp, dulcimer, and lute,
With cymbal,
And timbrel,
And the gentle sounding flute.
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