Your Heart, and All Its Wealth of Love

Wooing His Valentine

Jean Blewett, 1897

If I could speak in phrases fine,
Full sweet the words that I would say
To woo you for my valentine
Upon this February day.

But when I strive to tell you all,
The charms I see in your dear face,
A dumbness on me seems to fall—
O, sweetheart, let me crave your grace!

I fain would say your eyes of blue,
Like violets to me appear;
Shy blossoms, filled with heaven’s dew,
That throw their sweetness far and near.

How tender are your lips of red!
How like a rose each velvet cheek!
How bright the gold upon your head—

All this I’d say, if I could speak.
How warm your blushes come and go!
How maidenly your air and mien!
How pure the glances you bestow—

Wilt be my Valentine, O Queen?
The angels walking at your side,
Methinks have lent their charms to you,
For in the world so big and wide,

There is not one so good and true.
If I had but the gift of speech,
Your beauty and your grace to prove,
Then might I find a way to reach
Your heart, and all its wealth of love.

Then, sweetheart, take the good intent—
Truth has no need of phrases fine—
Repay what long ago I lent,
And be to-day my Valentine.

MP3 iOS Ringtone - How the West Was Won OST

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If you like this posted ringtone, upload or export the downloaded MP3 to the Apple iCloud Drive. Then use the GarageBand app 2.3.x on the iPhone to directly convert this MP3 from the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.

There are also mobile apps for the iPhone which can export files to the iCloud Drive for sharing, including the GarageBand app.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

The ringtone:



iOS Device Ringtone Download:

Ringtone #40 Alfred Newman, conducting (1963)
- How the West Was Won (OST)
(Newman)

Lunar (Chinese) New Year - 5 February 2019

MP3 iOS Ringtone - Bolero

On the page link below, access Table 4 2019 ringtone-ready MP3 for ringtone creation. The prerequisite for ringtone creation is an already installed iPhone app GarageBand (free download).

From the site menu bar labeled "iOS Ringtones", any MP3 can be downloaded and listened from the drop-down menu Table 3 and above.

If you like this posted ringtone, upload or export the downloaded MP3 to the Apple iCloud Drive. Then use the GarageBand app 2.3.x on the iPhone to directly convert this MP3 from the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.

There are also mobile apps for the iPhone which can export files to the iCloud Drive for sharing, including the GarageBand app.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

The ringtone:



iOS Device Ringtone Download:

Ringtone#39 Alfred Wallenstein, conducting (1959)
- Bolero
(Ravel)

MP3 iOS Ringtone - Sukiyaki

On the page link below, access Table 4 2019 ringtone-ready MP3 for ringtone creation. The prerequisite for ringtone creation is an already installed iPhone app GarageBand (free download).

From the site menu bar labeled "iOS Ringtones", any MP3 can be downloaded and listened from the drop-down menu Table 3 and above.

If you like this posted ringtone, upload or export the downloaded MP3 to the Apple iCloud Drive. Then use the GarageBand app 2.3.x on the iPhone to directly convert this MP3 from the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.

There are also mobile apps for the iPhone which can export files to the iCloud Drive for sharing, including the GarageBand app.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

The ringtone:



iOS Device Ringtone Download:

Ringtone #38 Kyu Sakamoto, vocal (1962)
- Sukiyaki
(Ei & Nakamura)

MP3 iOS Ringtone - Sleep Walk

On the page link below, access Table 4 2019 ringtone-ready MP3 for ringtone creation. The prerequisite for ringtone creation is an already installed iPhone app GarageBand (free download).

From the site menu bar labeled "iOS Ringtones", any MP3 can be downloaded and listened from the drop-down menu Table 3 and above.

If you like this posted ringtone, upload or export the downloaded MP3 to the Apple iCloud Drive. Then use the GarageBand app 2.3.x on the iPhone to directly convert this MP3 from the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.

There are also mobile apps for the iPhone which can export files to the iCloud Drive for sharing, including the GarageBand app.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

The ringtone:



iOS Device Ringtone Download:

Ringtone #37 Santo & Johnny Farina (1959)
- Sleep Walk
(Farinas)

MP3 iOS Ringtone - One Fine Day

On the page link below, access Table 4 2019 ringtone-ready MP3 for ringtone creation. The prerequisite for ringtone creation is an already installed iPhone app GarageBand (free download).

From the site menu bar labeled "iOS Ringtones", any MP3 can be downloaded and listened from the drop-down menu Table 3 and above.

If you like this posted ringtone, upload or export the downloaded MP3 to the Apple iCloud Drive. Then use the GarageBand app 2.3.x on the iPhone to directly convert this MP3 from the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.
There are also mobile apps for the iPhone which can export files to the iCloud Drive for sharing, including the GarageBand app.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

The ringtone:



iOS Device Ringtone Download:

Ringtone #36 Opera Babes, duet (2003)
- One Fine Day
(Puccini)

Tous les moulins de mon coeur

- Les moulins de mon coeur (1999)
parole et musique: Michel Legrand

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Michel Legrand (1932 - 2019)

Tab 1 Feature:

26 January 2019

Les parapluies de Cherbourg
Danielle Licari, parole (1964)
3:04
(Legrand)

~*~

Tab 2 Feature:

26 January 2019

Les moulins de mon coeur
Frida Boccara, parole (1968)
2:32
(Legrand)

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The Love of Christ for All Time

As the apple tree among the trees of the wood, so is my beloved among the sons. I sat down under his shadow with great delight, and his fruit was sweet to my taste.
— Song of Solomon 2:3 KJV

22 January 2019

Dear Pat:

This recent past year 2018, as in all years gone by, will soon be if not already a memory dissolved. The doors to the past are permanently shut.

Here we are already, nearing the finish line of the first month of this New Year 2019. As in every circling year, new joys and sadnesses abound. Paradoxically, the ever flowing tide of time obliterates our every footprint and every moment silently and swiftly. There is no starting over time and space allotted us.

We are God’s creation, and “the steps of a man are established by the LORD.” He ordained that “to everything there is season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” So then, we are to meditate, to “ponder in [our] own hearts on [our] beds and be silent,” and pray in “making the best use of time, because the days are evil.”

In 2017, we spent ten days touring Kentucky, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Beautiful and verdant states. All steeped in artifacts and much history. We stayed two days in Knoxville. Shopping at Mast (the L.L. Bean of the south, as it were) was fun. But we missed seeing the Art Deco buildings due to the rain.

By the grace of our Lord, you, we, and others in His pasture have started another new year trekking “to unpath’d waters, undream’d shores.” Let's you and us continue to rely on God’s grace in our walks.

We can not depend on our unchangeableness, but we can depend on Christ. The Lord can never fail since He changes not. Because of the unchangeableness of our Savior, we are assured of our continuance state of grace of Him.

For every moment of every year, let us in humble thanks and prayers praising the Lord that He is our unchangeable portion. A precious, life giving, life sustaining portion is He, as we rest in His shadows and eat His fruits.

Take care. Write when you can.