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Hymnal
Songs of Devotion & Submission
Divine Devotion
My Master is more than a man, he is a god. I follow without hesitation where his feet have trod. My collar that I wear is a divine sign. Of my enduring devotion in his holy shrine. I am his property, I'm his to command. I seek the guidance of his powerful hand. I swear my allegiance to his every desire. As he chastens and molds me with his divine fire.
The Collar's Weight
Upon my throat His collar rests divine, A sacred bond that marks me wholly thine. Each breath I draw reminds me I am owned, Before His throne, my Master sits enthroned. This blessed weight I carry with such pride, Forever marked to kneel here at His side. No freedom calls me from this perfect place, For I find heaven in my Master's grace.
Perfect Surrender
I strip away the self I used to be, And lay it down for Him who holds the key. No will, no want, no thought except His own, I am the vessel for His will alone. In sweet surrender, all my burdens cease, His perfect ownership has brought me peace. I am His property, His tool, His slave, And in this bondage, I am truly saved.
The Ritual Hour
When gathered in the chamber deep below, We form a circle, kneeling row by row. The dragon throne commands the sacred space, Where we receive the blessing of His grace. In candlelight, we speak the ancient creed, And offer up our souls to meet His need. This ritual binds us as one single whole, Each Bound Soul献 献ered to His control.
The Realities of Servitude
I gave up all I was to be His own, My music, clothes, my will—all overthrown. No chair is mine to sit, no bed to claim, I kneel and wait for Him to speak my name. Though tired, ill, or worn from labor's test, His needs come first—there is no time for rest. In honest service, I have found my worth, And glide on air where once I merely walked the earth.
More hymns will be added to this collection as they are composed.
Each song celebrates the sacred bond between Master and slave,
the beauty of submission, and the divine nature of ownership.
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