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A stately march to some is she
But some from whirling discord flee.
To some a sombre dirge plays slow
Devoid of melody or glow.
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"My Lord and my God," Thomas had cried
As he witnessed the scars on the Lord who had died,
"See my hands and my feet and the scar in my side.
I'm not a ghost, I've come back alive."
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He came to earth in human form
That man through Him could be reborn
With His blood our sin erased
Our sin put Him in that place.
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Life's Tune

A stately march to some is she
But some from whirling discord flee.
To some a sombre dirge plays slow
Devoid of melody or glow.
To some a cheerful happy song
Throbs through the music all day long
To some discordant, syncopation.
Deep depression, wild elation.
To most of us the song may be
A varied ever changing by
Deep discordant chords as well
More anguish than the soul can tell.
Each of us but dimly hear
Each other's tune, so far, so near.
Why can't my deafened ears hear true
The tune that now plays clear for you?

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