It's Holy Week, little sweetheart, and I'm attending a few of the services at that little church I've told you about. Tonight, being Wednesday, is the night there's usually a candlelight meditation service and there was one. A kind of specifically-themed one.
Many of the readings (both scared and secular) and prayers were in the Easter vein - sort of presaging Good Friday.
They asked me to read one of the poems. Christpower by John Shelby Spong. I remember it from last year. I'd actually saved it, as it was printed in the bulletin, and taped it to the wall in the kitchen.
There's an excerpt from it I'd like to share you with you, my little sweetheart. It's here:
"... If we die, shall we live again?
Does that which is my most true self
Transcend the reality of death?
Love transcends death,
And if love does,
So also does life;
For life -
Real life -
Is always the child of love.
If love has entered a person's life,
Touched his being,
Lifted her beyond her limits,
Given him a glimpse of life's deepest meaning,
Nothing
Can separate her from its transforming power;
And
Life lived in this power
Does live again and will live again.
Death
Will only be a barrier that
Can be pressed and
Overcome. "
I can't know the hour or the means, little sweetheart, but I have faith that you are and have always been. And that I will be with you again and forever.
Until that day, please be close and help and guide me. I love you with all my heart and soul.
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