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Victor D López
Poems
Apr 2022
On Holy Saturday
I do not wear religion as a shield,
Nor as a sword.
I wear it quietly in my heart,
A beacon of hope, faith, and love.
I know You love me, Lord,
Despite all my flaws that make me unworthy of Your love.
God made man, the best of us,
Who died to buy redemption for our sins.
You are absent from my Church today,
Three days of absence that mark Your death and resurrection.
Tomorrow you will return in Glory,
We will celebrate your resurrection.
My wife and I may not be at Your home,
Illness may prevent it, not for the first time.
But we are grateful beyond words for Your sacrifice,
And the love that made it possible.
We carry You always in our hearts,
With gratitude, love, and hope.
You have died. You have risen. You will come again.
Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.
Written by
Victor D López
59/M/New York
(59/M/New York)
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