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| Between the poet’s tongue and the listening ear there lies a void. A wound, a gap with dimensions by which all separation is measured: Man and God, Mother and Child, the heart and feet of an exiled man. But how may this wound be healed? How may this gap be bridged But on the broad back of the uttered word? That fine flutter-feathered bird of song That crosses, like a dove, The shifting seas Uniting lands. Then the Two become One and so make Three: The Blessed Holy Trinity |
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