The poem describes the Spirit of God as blowing through nature like the wind through trees on a hill and in meadows where willows moan. It asks the Spirit of God to fill the earth and bring creation to birth by blowing wherever it wills, until the speaker is filled by its breath. The chorus repeats the request for the Spirit to blow until the speaker is its breath blowing within.
The poem describes the Spirit of God as blowing through nature like the wind through trees on a hill and in meadows where willows moan. It asks the Spirit of God to fill the earth and bring creation to birth by blowing wherever it wills, until the speaker is filled by its breath. The chorus repeats the request for the Spirit to blow until the speaker is its breath blowing within.
The poem describes the Spirit of God as blowing through nature like the wind through trees on a hill and in meadows where willows moan. It asks the Spirit of God to fill the earth and bring creation to birth by blowing wherever it wills, until the speaker is filled by its breath. The chorus repeats the request for the Spirit to blow until the speaker is its breath blowing within.