In My Soul's Cathedral Poem by Freni Karaluthara

Once celebrated here the feast of our Love,
within its walls, we stood together,
I placed you there,
a sacred place in the quiet.
You were the melody,
echoing softly in the organ's breath,
and the sacred silence in the cathedral.
You were the poetry I sang to the Mighty,
often a prayer without words.
You were a beautiful painting,
spoke to me in the cathedral's stillness,
and the fragrance of incense rising
to the God of love.
You were the confessional,
where I whispered my grief,
and you wisperd soothing words.
You were the splendor of flowers,
adorning Mary's gentle statue
In my cathedral, I was never alone,
for together, we adored the Mighty.
May He, once again, fill my soul with life.