The Word defends and protects our rights.
The Word guards us through all our nights.
The Word came down from Heaven to touch man.
The Word knew it was the only way to take a stand.
The Word set aside glory.
The Word was at the beginning of the story.
The Word will be present at the end.
The Word, the case of the weak, He will always defend.
The Word sits at the right hand of the throne.
The Word, watches us, to see how we have grown.
The Word gives us the authority we need.
The Word we live by, and on, forever, we will feed.
The Word is all about brand new starts.
The Word is tattooed on our hearts.
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Rowan Finley
Father. Academic Advisor. Musician. Writer. My real name is Jesse Balogh.
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Armor-Clad
I cannot help but think about how you were seeing someone else the last two Christmas's and I didn't know until this year. Fears confirmed, forever-seared-soul, I still feel the warm, slicing tears. Will you ever fully understand the level of traumatic pain you caused me? Walking around, scarred and weighty, when I used to be carefree. I forgive you, but hell, I'll never forget. I couldn't forget if I tried. Pressing on, I've got to live, and in new hope, abide. There is a lot to be grateful for, but this Christmas feels tainted and sad. When I wake up tomorrow, I've learned my lesson, and I'll be ready, fully armor-clad.
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It’s a powerful reminder of truth, protection, and new beginnings.