Who hasn't read Psalm 23? "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want..." The Psalms are an endless source of poetry, a stimulating encouragement for our prayer life. I have adapted the words of several of these psalms, respecting the original text as much as possible. But to make the rhythm of the phrases suitable for composing a song, slight adaptations are necessary, sometimes skipping a phrase and picking it up again later. Paul Praxis This is what I did, for example,

Your life and mine can sometimes resemble the aridity surrounding this volcano on the island of Tenerife. For your information, although far from the mainland, in the Canary Islands, this peak is the highest point in Spain. One day we will reach another peak, when we, Christians from all walks of life and continents, will be transported to the heavenly Jerusalem in the afterlife. It is this hope that I wanted to express in the poem set to music "Jerusalem, City Covered in Go

I reveal a part of my life in this testimony: a radical life change. I subsequently wrote many poems and set them to music. I have also set poems written by others to music. Go to the website menu and click on the "Poems and Songs" page. In addition to my testimony, you will find the score of the song and the sound file, recorded without any pretensions of quality. Each week, you will find a poem, most of which is set to music. If you would like to discover the scores and so