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He Wore a Crown of Thorns For Me

Whenever I feel discouraged, Or am just too blind to see, What purpose there is for my life on earth, This thought is what comforts me. I think about a Man Whose Name Means, oh, so much to me, You see, He wore a crown of thorns, That He might set me free. He wore a crown of thorns for me, And bore so patiently, All that the soldiers of Rome did think, Would destroy His dignity. He wore a crown of thorns for me, And put up with all the shame, The soldiers could deal out to Him, For our sins He took the blame. He wore a crown of thorns for me, And I could never pay, Him back for all that He endured, And suffered there that day. So I must love my fellow man, The way He wants me to, And that is how I'll know the peace, He gives to those who do. (copyright 10/30/15)

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Date: 2/20/2018 6:11:00 AM
Thank you Arlene for this inspiring poem. I've been inspired to set this to music. If this of interest to you I'd be pleased to email what I've written (solo plus piano accompaniment), without obligation on your part. If not interested I wont be in the least offended.I would need an email address to which to send my music. Blessings David
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David Allen
Date: 2/22/2018 4:29:00 AM
I am sorry Arlene to have overlooked this potential problem. I will look at some way of posting my music (on Facebook, or some other place) to see if this can overcome the problem you mention.
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Arlene Binner
Date: 2/20/2018 8:02:00 PM
Thank you, David, for this very encouraging comment! I wish I could give you my e-mail address, especially since I also compose songs and can appreciate how the music comes from our heart. However, my e-mail address would also be seen by many others. I am so sorry.
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David Allen
Date: 2/20/2018 6:13:00 AM

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