Love is like a flower — how tenderhearted, so fragile in the Creator's imagination; the kindness of the Father in reality.

"You are mine as I am yours," He says. As I imagine, so are you. Take hold of the earth; be fruitful, multiply, subdue, and dominate. Forgive and forget, just like I do.

In my loving kindness I fashioned you, in my heart I kept you.

Oh, my love,
Oh, my love — where are thou? From time to eternity past.

I was in your tenderness, in the Father's hand;
Your loving kindness was my dwelling place.

In your smile I see life; your peace bringeth joy; in your presence is life unspeakable.

My words cannot comprehend, neither can my thought — in you dwells wisdom, even before time began. Knowledge was a child and understanding a baby in your arms.

Keep me in your dwelling place, deep in the presence of your loving kindness.

Death before life; life after death.

You came as a lamb, rose as a lion. You give life to the faint and hope to the hopeless.

In death you glorified the meek; in life you justified the just.

Resurrect your life in the souls of men — let the living have life. Open the eyes of our sight; let us understand. Purge our hearts from our lust; let our desire be your will. Shine your light on our path; let us walk free.

From the glory of the eternal, the living have life; the dead have hope, and the blind can see.

Come, oh Lord, and manifest your life, just as you did in times of old.

Shade my eyes and increase my perception.

Inflict my heart with your thoughts; commune your words with my spirit.

What a wonderful sight — when my heart finally sees, my thoughts finally think. A wonderful life from the Father’s sight.

In my knowledge I am wise; the soul of my heart gains understanding — but blindness lives in my imagination.

Show me the true light; let me see. Light up my lamp, so I can walk in your truth and embody your life.