Add Ode to St. John section to README - #20
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Add an ode to St. John to the README.md file. The ode includes themes from his Gospel (the Prologue, the Word made flesh), his exile on Patmos, and his traditional symbol as the eagle of theology. Co-Authored-By: Cosine CLI (lumen-outpost) <agent@cosine.sh>
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Added a new "Ode to St. John" section to README.md (documentation only, no code changes).
The ode is a devotional poem invoking Saint John, mentioning Patmos, the Gospel, and the Word, and ends with a prayer for love and discernment.
The section is introduced with a horizontal rule and a heading for clear separation.
How to verify: open README.md and locate the "Ode to St. John" section.