Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 63


Teach my sight to behold the truth
And only furnish it with lies for peace sake
When in guise I know of loyalty like Ruth 
For rage to get not doubled and ache 
Continuously in agony from the loss of one's youth

Give my sight Solomon's insight to judgement 
Between confusion without a witness 
Your sight light his to surface proper adjustment
And uplift his wit and nail to the cross his weakness
How people marvel of his poignant pronouncement!

Teach my sight of waiting on You
Through the tunnel of no end in dark
Unto others voice will I not grow anew 
Even when mercy is the tarriest change that disembark
Nice is your treats when tolerance lives in blue 

Give my sight Job's patience in forebearance 
Friends and family scare him enough to death 
Though heaven seize His grace appearance
Yet he holds onto the floor drawing his last breath 
What an outstanding balance in adherence!

Teach me how to view striking force lightening fear
To the cheers of courage, keep my eyes open 
New at each shot unfolding fright in sparkling sphere
That its winds blow up stances dirts reopen
And silent candid shots changing the atmosphere

Give me David's heart's sight 
Whose desire lives in God fear and love
Even though nature never kill sin's appetite 
Hearty care makes him one genuine belove 
Who serve, praise and worship You with all his might 

You wink; new phase opens its being 
By which the very end from start be seen
You gaze; heavy rain, heaven strikes
Yonder sight's target echoing alikes 
Without the influence of all existing nikes
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