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Worship Night


Notes are hanging in the air And the Holy Spirit fills like sauna. When the collective hums My pipes thrum in sympathy. It hits like ecstasy; And all other desires are liars. Out of many we are one, And, in this many, we have won. And this is only the 5th time. Alas, only 5 more to be, Someday our Sundays to be Ever and forever, hopefully. I apologize for those last lines, for this Kind of lovin' oven can be DIYed if I choose. I have the power to encounter Him. I choose to. I don't need a planning committee indeed. I'll never always know how to mockup divinity But I'll try my best on this side of infinity.
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