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True Love (Poem by Mark Borne)

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Author's Note: One of my favorite Christian poems that I wrote while on vacation.

 You sent Your only Son,
To die for our sins.
You sent Your only Son,
So we might not perish.
You sent Your only Son,
That we might live forever.
Forget what Disney says,
I know what true love is,
Because You sent Your Son.
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  1. Taco Empress Kyra2/20/2020 08:27:00 AM

    I love this! (especially the screw Disney line) This is really beautiful, though. It's wonderful to see people addressing that the romantic type of love isn't all that's out there. :)


    (one thing I'm proud of is that in the most frequently read, two are mine)

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    1. NexusFox2/20/2020 08:29:00 AM

      No, not "screw Disney"...I still need their Star Wars content to keep coming xD

      Yeah. The Jedi Fallen Order Lightsaber Customization post beats you, though xD

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    2. Taco Empress Kyra2/20/2020 08:31:00 AM

      *GASP* You're right! Forgive me!


      I don't know why XD

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  2. Ezra the Fallen2/20/2020 10:00:00 PM

    Bro, this is awesome

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