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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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You might have known; the truth they’d falsify; an outraged tone sounds weakly credible they feast on slander most inedible. “Guilty” lest proven innocent, they cry! Their only gift, sour grapes upon a sponge They dance with death an evil bob and weave no aces in their hand, but up their sleeve a whole deck; while on the cross God takes the plunge Christ makes the circle of our pain his square; (Who said that death could not be turned to life?) The soul pants, (as a husband longs for wife), for Golgotha, all truth and love are there. If you would like to know Christ’s image for the now It’s buried in this sonnet - secret code. Find how!
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