Judges And By My Fear

Because of my, 'fear I know you now even more. And from thine how I percieved thy strengh. thus from flowing robes does mercy dare when grace it cries whom follows. And because of this, 'your fear you know me even less. And pander unto they whom know it naught. And treat me/you inside your heart even now, but how? When grace upon the throne this seat and eyes cast out from whence to where upon the sea the masses huddles cold and tired alas it comes and then I'm free. It can not make you less, but more when at your feet I lay like all the rest inside your poetry.