MATINS by John O’Donohue
May I live this day
Compassionate of heart,
Clear in word,
Gracious in awareness,
Courageous in thought,
Generous in love.
May I live this day . . .
Posted in Inspirational
Tagged John O'Donohue, Matins
Posted by hopeseguin on August 27, 2012
http://aimlesswithpurpose.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/may-i-live-this-day/
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