Domine, ut videam

This is latin for "Lord, that I might see" and comes from the story of the blind man in Mark 10:46-62. This phrase has multifaceted meaning and can lead to contemplation on various aspects of our spiritual life.

Lord, that I might see where I'm coming from.
Lord, that I might see your will.
Lord, that I might see where I'm at.
Lord, that I might see your love for me.
Lord, that I might see you in the Blessed Sacrament.
Lord, that I might see your presence in my life.
Lord, that I might see where you are leading me.

Lord, that I may see
Thru the tears in my eyes
The Love that You are,
The love that I am.
Wounded by pride
Anent the memories I own,
Relying on strength
Of the infinitely weak.