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Church Music

And maybe it was that we sat in an empty church and God was making time turn and you shine. All I know is your hands beautifully pale pressed down and made music lullaby bells your hands. I wanted to touch but I watched instead because you can’t touch the hands of angels. But you can hear them play. The keys sank and my soul flew and you just closed your eyes as if this chiming ballad was your voice and you have been silent for much too long. I played after you and I knew you could speak the same way because you answered with those soft hands. In this way we spoke and confessed to each other for hours without saying a word.
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jackie-havens
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Jun 24, 2011
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