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I am by virtues greater, |
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Than all this fair mid earth. |
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Yet less, |
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Than a worm, |
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Than a worm of soil. |
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I am lighter, |
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Than the moon. |
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Move swifter, |
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Than the sun. |
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The seas are all and rivers too. |
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In my strong embrace. |
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This lap of earth, |
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With its green plains. |
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Its Depths. |
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I Touch, |
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I Move, |
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And I wave. |
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To Hell I can descend, |
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But mount over the Heavens. |
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On all sides I reach. |
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To Earth I fill, |
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And all sea streams. |
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On all sides with myself, |
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Over the abode of Men. |
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Yet I am unseen, |
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But all Men know, |
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That I am here eternal. |
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Whether sun doth shine, |
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Or rain descend. |
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I remain. |
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I will remain 'till all Life's End. |
