Sanctuary of divinity
Where my spirit finds serenity
In this world of chaos and noise
This is where my soul rejoices
Sanctuary of divinity
A place of peace and clarity
Where worries and fears disappear
And only love and light are near
Sanctuary of divinity
A haven for the broken and weary
A gentle embrace that heals
A safe haven where faith reveals
Sanctuary of divinity
A sacred space for my identity
Where I can be my truest self
And leave behind the world's cruel spells
Sanctuary of divinity
Where the air is filled with purity
And every breath is a prayer
As my spirit soars without a care
Sanctuary of divinity
A refuge from the world's insanity
Where I can find my inner strength
And rise above life's trials and lengths
Sanctuary of divinity
Where every corner holds divinity
In every flower, every tree
I see the hand of the almighty
Sanctuary of divinity
Where I find my inner divinity
For in this space, I am whole
And my spirit is forever whole
Sanctuary of divinity
A place of beauty and divinity
Where the sun shines just a bit brighter
And the stars in the sky seem lighter
Sanctuary of divinity
A place of healing and infinity
Where time stands still and all is one
And I am at peace, under the sun
Sanctuary of divinity
A sanctuary for me, for you, for eternity
For in this space, we are all united
In love and grace, forever ignited
Sanctuary of divinity
A place of magic and infinity
Where the divine whispers in our hearts
And guides us to our destined paths
Sanctuary of divinity
Where the soul finds its tranquility
A sacred haven from all the noise
For in this space, we find our poise
Sanctuary of divinity
Where dreams and hopes find clarity
A place where miracles come to life
In this sanctuary of divine delight
Sanctuary of divinity
A place of love, a place of divinity
For in this space, we are all divine
And our spirits truly shine.
Authorship by Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
©️ Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
®️ Sanctuary Of Divinity
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