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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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Sovereignty
Sovereignty above all else, God claims not as if to dwell above the universe allowing us to cringe, to grovel; worse think subservience our appointed lot. God deems us partners in God’s every work not seeming so, according to our whim. Should we not sing our part then there’s no hymn; God growls the bass if we should choose to shirk or shrieks the treble, (proper to God’s sex). God’s not equipped to sing the song alone; like second fiddle plays a modest tone; God all alone’s a sound to jar, to vex. Without us, the heavenly plan’s a bust! without the God, our everything is dust.
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