The sonnet inspired by Psalm 45:13 celebrates the King’s daughter, emphasizing her divine majesty and royal identity over a bridal role. It highlights her golden clothing, symbolizing divine favor, and the phrase “she is all glorious within,” underscoring her inner spiritual splendor. Her radiant attire and pure heart reflect her sacred heritage and eternal bond with the King. Written in a Shakespearean rhyme scheme (ABAB CDCD EFEF GG) with iambic pentameter, the poem maintains a majestic and exquisite tone, portraying her as a glorious heir whose inner and outer beauty proclaim the King’s eternal glory.

Dedicated to all the daughters of the King of Kings and Lord of Lords!

The King’s own daughter, all glorious within,
Her soul a radiant fount of sacred light,
In golden robes, unmarred by mortal sin,
She shines as heaven’s heir in holy might.
Her vesture, wrought of gold’s celestial thread,
Proclaims the splendor of her royal birth;
Each gleaming fold, by divine favor led,
Reflects the glory of her inner worth.
No earthly eye could grasp her heart’s pure flame,
Nor mortal tongue her inward grace define;
The King’s delight, she bears His holy name,
Her spirit crowned where golden garments shine.
O daughter of the King, in glory dressed,
Your inner light His eternal throne attest.