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Up On The Horizon

Stay Beside Me O Prophet

We saw thy holy name
On a Saturday evening sky
As the horizon smiled with fame
And my two companions made to sigh

The vision of thy presence up high
The clouds as greyish ink
Our tired eyes refreshed blink
With pleasant hearts’ awe
Our souls with love did bow


Oh Prophet how that I am in thy soul
For every word and thought unmissed
Uplifting the spiritual valor
Making me feel like a billionare
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