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He lived and died,
Alone crucified,
Love faint upon parched lips.
Barely heard by men,
He spoke to sin,
Proclaimed the end,
“It is finished.”
Pat Guy
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Powerful words and beautiful thoughts in this one.
Excellent! This bears reading again and again.
Excellent Pat. Short, sweet and perfect.
What a powerful message in just a few short words - like His life. Excellent.
This is a beautiful song of the saviors sacrifice.
Excellent micro story! perfect for this Easter season.
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