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Holy Spirit


Oh spirit of spirits Whom showed mercy like no other towards this moribund soul, Let the light of day testify of your glory, For you ward me from the abyss of the night As two become one. If ever our bond were to be broken, My corpe would be lost in the plague of this world; My flesh held hostage to sin. Me without you is inconceivable For what purpose is to live If the purpose is not life? You Unfluster my internal disturbance, Fill me with envious intellect, Help me keep my head up Though the view might not be pleasing, Keep my feet moving Though I know not my destination, Make me overcome With strength that no mortal man can give. You are the reason I have not grown despondent And fell to the ownership of circumstances, If I had not you There would be no me
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