The poem describes a person coming alone to a garden while the dew is still on the roses. While there, the Son of God discloses himself and walks and talks with the person. They share joy as they linger in the garden, a joy that no one else has known. Though night is falling, the Son of God bids the person to go, but His comforting voice calls to them through the voice of woe.
The poem describes a person coming alone to a garden while the dew is still on the roses. While there, the Son of God discloses himself and walks and talks with the person. They share joy as they linger in the garden, a joy that no one else has known. Though night is falling, the Son of God bids the person to go, but His comforting voice calls to them through the voice of woe.
The poem describes a person coming alone to a garden while the dew is still on the roses. While there, the Son of God discloses himself and walks and talks with the person. They share joy as they linger in the garden, a joy that no one else has known. Though night is falling, the Son of God bids the person to go, but His comforting voice calls to them through the voice of woe.