Mary mary
I kneel against my bed as to do my nightly prayer,
I look up and instead of god I see you standing there,
I am powerless to your prowess worship must be payed,
And with that omniscient stare you effortlessly pursuade,
What choice do I have but to worship you wholly,
I am filled with jubille as I serve you solie,
I feal so dirty in my repentance like a guilty filthy whore,
I look up to see you there innocent and unaware but there you stand no more.
I'm forgiven.
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