Morgenandachtslied
Posted: January 28th, 2011, 9:03 am
When you’re my heaven equal as my hell
and you’re my drought as deeply as my well—
you— you are all I have and all I need.
Your constancy of faith’s become the creed
of my existence: you have been my friend—
a pilgrim parallel to me, transcending
moments spent together or apart—
and you have been my center— you, my heart—
and you, the locus whence my hopes extend
for mysteries divine. Were I to bend
away from you as prisms bend the speed
of light, I’m confident you still would lead
me— lighten me— enlighten me. So tell
me where I am that you don’t also dwell?
and you’re my drought as deeply as my well—
you— you are all I have and all I need.
Your constancy of faith’s become the creed
of my existence: you have been my friend—
a pilgrim parallel to me, transcending
moments spent together or apart—
and you have been my center— you, my heart—
and you, the locus whence my hopes extend
for mysteries divine. Were I to bend
away from you as prisms bend the speed
of light, I’m confident you still would lead
me— lighten me— enlighten me. So tell
me where I am that you don’t also dwell?