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A Marian blessing is recast through dirt, seed, and a twisted act of return.

Sacred address and earthy fertility are pressed together until devotion sounds physical and unstable. The scan-corrected 'I will' line makes the vow more direct.

The Marian salutation of the title, 'Blesid Are Thou / Among Women', is pulled down into soil and cultivation. The blessing becomes a planting vow: 'The dirt of the seed is said / Planted I will twist it back to you'. The speaker offers fidelity as a form of knowing - 'And comformationn / Is my knowledge / My lady' - so sacred address, agricultural labor, and devotion to a particular woman collapse into one gesture. Source spellings 'Blesid', 'comformationn' are kept verbatim. This reading stays modest given the page's lower-band transcript quality.