Did St. Anthony of Padua write the "Be Satisfied with Me" prayer?

There is a prayer floating around online called "Be Satisfied with Me" that starts off as follows: > Everyone longs to give themselves completely to someone, > To have a deep soul relationship with another, > To be loved thoroughly and exclusively. > > But to a Christian, God says, “No, not until you are satisfied, > Fulfilled and content with being loved by Me alone, > With giving yourself totally and unreservedly to Me. > With having an intensely personal and unique relationship with Me alone. The earliest version I can find online is from 2004 where it doesn't have an author listed. But since at least 2007 , it has been attributed to St. Anthony of Padua (and on many more sites since like here , here , here , and here ). I'm a bit suspicious of St. Anthony's authorship for a number of reasons given that it mostly seems to be floating around on blogs, and I find it odd for 13th Century monk to be writing a prayer about finding a spouse (and at a time when arranged marriages were more common). Is there any reason to believe that St. Anthony of Padua actually wrote this?