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Holes in the Sky
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"Let this be our sign that we loved and won"


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Holes in the Sky

In the dialectic of love and fear
Some people have a scripture about it
As in my own tradition I have one:

Peter says "perfect love casts out fear" and
So do I without reason to doubt it

And loving imperfectly understand
Since having been loved that way I know how
As much as something like this can be known
Love is never afraid and always kind

And no matter what has happened before
There is nothing to be afraid of here

Escaping frightened and frightening priests
Forgiving ourselves for what they have done
Free human beings now not burdened beasts
Having left that way of thinking behind

Love brings us together to love the more
Here where at last they have left us alone

We look for the love we were looking for
Disinterested and simple and small
And caring for each other far and near
We would just like to make it better now

Perfect love is pure and enough for all
To dare to break through to our humankind
Marked with a drop of our blood and a tear

Let this be our sign of better begun
At the crossing of the heart and the mind
Though having survived what we have we are
Believers in love unafraid of fear
Who may never find it but who may try

Let this be our sign of better fought for
A galaxy our own and each a star
And where there are dark places we know why

As finding the love we were looking for
We shine the more for the holes in the sky

Let this be our sign that we loved and won

+Steven Curtis Lance



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 Reviews of "Holes in the Sky"
Reviewed by Lew Duffey
Reviewed on May 24, 2010
I get the feeling you've seen it from both sides.
God bless,
Lew

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on May 24, 2010
A masterpiece worth of the masters. For God so loved the world that He offered His only son for its salvation.

George


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