Earlier I Would Just Stick Poem by Liza Sud

charity, the pure love of Christ the Mater's approach to all, and our admonition seek and deliver only god-good a warm breeze, kindness, freshness a re-birth

This is a poem written on Good Friday which has to be good timing! Your first stanza affirms three positive qualities in your poetry: careful, gentle, warm. That's wonderful! Such poems will increase the goodness of the world and protect us from the evil. In the second stanza you rush into the church - What better place could you choose for Good Friday? No better place. I used to attend the service of the Passion Reading but churches in America no longer do that, so I listen to Bach's St. Matthew Passion at home. His music transcends sectarian differences and embraces all of humanity. His Passion music closes with the entombment of Jesus - We have to wait three days and then Bach's Easter Oratorio celebrates the conquest of death and sorrow. Music, as Shakespeare wrote, is the food of love and Easter is the great feast of divine and human love, because Jesus is both God and Man. And as the Psalmist sang, Oh, taste and know the sweetness of the Lord!