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Personal Prayer



Personal Prayer

I whistle when I speak, but only to myself.

I sing loud, joyous hymns, beneath my collar.

I find the secret door, left open for me.

And I hail in loud, joyous silence, my God.

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Patrick B. Maxwell

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