Omar Khayyám: My body’s life and strength proceed from Thee, My soul within and spirit are of Thee, My being is of Thee and Thou art m

My body’s life and strength proceed from Thee, My soul within and spirit are of — Omar Khayyám

My body’s life and strength proceed from Thee, My soul within and spirit are of Thee, My being is of Thee and Thou art mine, And I am thine, since I am lost in Thee.

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