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Stilled
My Soul
By:
Kathleen McGahen |
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I
have stilled and quieted my soul. Such is the soul within me. I have
bathed and purified with holy water.
I ready myself for the spirit
is within me. I will think on the word of the Lord. |
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I
have stilled and quieted my soul. I listen to the voice within me.
Speak so softly, softly without a sound. I feel you all
around me. Sweet breath I inhale. |
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I
have stilled and quieted my soul. The cross is upon the wall.
I lie
back and reflect upon it. Long days without end. I pray for sweet
hope in the mist of bitterness. |

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I
have stilled and quieted my soul. I stand before the gates.
Sweet
dream you stand before me. Your love makes me weep, for all that is
gone and to come.
Sweet Christ my heart races.
Be still my racing
heart, be still.
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I have stilled and quieted my soul.
Memory will not fade or time take away, this vision of you.
Your face shines like the sun. In your hand you hold our names. Ever
changing as we turn to and fro. |
And I want nothing more than the
grace of keeping faith.
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| Kathleen
McGahen |
Published
November 11th, 2006 |
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©2006
Kathleen McGahen d/b/a FellowsGardens.Com
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