Trinitarian

O God, what are we that you bear us in mind?
You crown us with glory who made us to know
the Father, the Son, and the Spirit entwined—
so from glory to glory to glory we go:

To know of the Father through Christ whom he sent,
and Christ through the Spirit revealing his thought:
all drawing us into that world-without-end
by the terpsichorean indwelling of God.

A triple-flamed furnace is burning white-hot
with one like a son of man walking within
who bids us to enter through his divine heart,
where all loves in the love of the Godhead begin.

So we sing through the days of our sojourning here
to ready our hearts for the day we dream of,
when we enter the flame that created the spheres:
unceasing, unstinting, unchangeable love.

Meditative mystical image of the Trinity, from the early 14th-century Flemish Rothschild Canticles, Yale Beinecke MS 404, fol. 40v. By Unknown author - The Rothschild Canticles, MS 404, 14th cen., Beinecke Library, Yale University; Digital image from [1], Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=28527602