If I Should Need To Tear Aside

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Joseph Mary Plunkett

Dublin / Ireland

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If I should need to tear aside
The veils that hide both Heaven and Hell
To tell you that a soul had died
That once but tried to love you well
No breath should blow those veils aside.

But if I found your soul could save
From hell’s deep grave my sinking soul
Only if willingly you gave
I’d take—and then I’d crave the whole
Knowing you generous and brave.

Joseph Mary Plunkett

Friday, May 25, 2012

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Anne Treacy 07 April 2018

A beautiful prayer!

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Ahmed Gumaa Siddiek 03 March 2016

Really beautiful and sincere love with very strong Ifs.

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Manonton Dalan 29 January 2016

go ahead so we can see revelation

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M Asim Nehal 29 January 2016

Wonderful, nice sacrifices to win over.10++++++++++++++

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