I stand in gentle acceptance The wings of a bird touch my open face the third miracle seals the pact Ordained at last

🍕 + ☕ + 𐑺 https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1597458065307734017 Here, Lord, m[i] praier, & take wyþ þin eren my praier, and her me in þy riȝtfulnes, in þi soþenes.¹ & ne entre nouȝt into iugement wyþ þyn seruaunt, for ich liuand ne shal nouȝ be riȝted in þy siȝt. For þe enemy pursued my soule, he lowed my lif in erþe. Hij laiden me in derkenes as þe dede of þe world, and my gost is anoied vp me, myn hert is trubled in me. Ich was bi-þenchand of old daies, & þouȝt in alle þin werkes; y þouȝt in þe dedes of þin hondes. Y sprad out myn hondes to þe, my soule is to þe as erþe wyþouten water. Here me, Lord, swiftliche, my gost faileþ. Ne turne nouȝt fro me þi face, and y shal be liche to þe falland in þe diche. Make þy mercy erliche herd to me, for ich oped in þe. Make þe waie knowen to me, in which y shal gon; for y lifted my soule to þe. Lord, defende me fro myn enemys, ich fled to þe; teche me to do þy wille, for þou art my God. Þy gode gost shal lade me in-to þe riȝt londe; þou shalt quicke me, Loue[r]d, in þyn euennesse for þy name. Þou shalt lade my soule out of tribulacioun, and shalt depart myn enemys in þy merci. And þou shalt lesen al þat trublen my soule, for ich am þy seruant. Thank you for reading Peregrinus. Subscribed 1 For unfamiliar vocabulary please see Middle / Early Modern English Glossary in the “Reference & Guides” section of the Peregrinus page. Þ – always = “th”; ȝ – generally “gh” in middle of word; sometimes “y” and sometimes “g” at beginning of word. © 2024 Peregrinus 548 Market Street PMB 72296, San Francisco, CA 94104 Unsubscribe