The poem, titled “The Holy Hush of a Redeemed Spirit Crowned in Christ’s Eternal Joy,” explores the profound peace and joy of a soul redeemed by mercy. It depicts a journey of leaning into Christ’s unwavering love and strength, where fears fade, wounds heal, and sorrows lift under His care. Through vivid imagery—a quiet light, a whisper stronger than stone, a rising spirit—the sonnet conveys a sacred calm amidst life’s storms. It culminates in a triumphant vision of the soul, crowned and exalted, forever united with Christ in eternal joy.

The holy hush of mercy’s soul redeemed,
Leaning into Christ, whose love will hearts renew,
A rush of peace and joy fills every seam,
A quiet light where weary hearts renew.

The shadows fade beneath His tender care,
A whisper soft, yet mightier than stone,
The soul, once frail, now rises through the air,
In love’s embrace, no longer left alone.

Through storms that rage, His power holds me fast,
A sacred calm where fears dissolve and flee,
Each wound redeemed, each sorrow overcast,
By mercy’s hand, He lifts the spirit free.

The holy hush, a crown for hearts restored,
Exalts the soul with Christ forevermore.