Home from Gethsemane

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A string of soft celestial lights embraced our music’s final strains As steady whispers segued to the scattered sounds of love"s refrain — The clockwork cadence of your footsteps, and a breath I held too long Is it safe to let my soul reveal me, or speak to you in song? Rhythms of remembrance linger where your clouds of perfume fell Your after-glow shone brighter than the glass of Sainte-Chappelle Framed like a fallen angel in the midnight ebony Is it safe to let our hearts redeem us, or your faith unburden me? I am home from Gethsemane I am back from the garden Beneath the sheets of a sure rain And your love’s final pardon We are home from Gethsemane We are back from the garden I saw the morning break through auburn skies, as steady sunlight kissed the trees Silver sheens

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