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Lord, tell me how each snip of snow that melds into the glass can tip-toe by your ear and drum a low sigh on your lap. It waltzes to the cracking roof that guards a drafting barn where you lay two thousand years before in mottled swathes of yarn. A brush against a splintered beam will splotch its frozen cape with drops of ruby warmth that blot the mold of every flake. Lord, show me how your full, rich blood can thaw a heart stung stiff and craft a child all your own held strong in mercy’s lift.
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Jan 15, 2013
Jan 15, 2013 at 7:57 PM UTC
Blood Washed Snow
Lord, tell me how each snip of snow that melds into the glass can tip-toe by your ear and drum a low sigh on your lap. It waltzes to the cracking roof that guards a drafting barn where you lay two thousand years before in mottled swathes of yarn. A brush against a splintered beam will splotch its frozen cape with drops of ruby warmth that blot the mold of every flake. Lord, show me how your full, rich blood can thaw a heart stung stiff and craft a child all your own held strong in mercy’s lift.
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Jan 15, 2013
Jan 15, 2013 at 7:57 PM UTC
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