standing boldly above floating

 


for a figure standing boldly above floating sky

who are you yet me flowing free being sea lovingly

could you bring forth wish flourishing I strengthening me

growingly enlargingly bringing forth my dream beaming view

halleluja halleluia me grateful you 

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