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Lavender skies overlook the ridges They call them blue, but they’re really azure, Tranquility looms beneath their whisper, Laughing grace and faith, music that dispels All fear, every tear – breathing joy Through the memory, the heartbeat Trembling like the grief stricken ache just Beyond hope, where even the heaviest dew Knows that morning brings the new Balancing yesterday’s anxious thoughts With this day’s pleasant hope… It is the song of silver skies and stardust Shimmering in the night where faded Feelings glow, echoing beneath the shadowy Tenderness, remembering that He is here, On this mountain where life is simple And hope is likely to shine as bright as the sun Singing its praise to the One who created us For more… so much more than we can imagine. His cross, our cross – though heavy, Is not too heavy to bear… because He is wise Beyond the wisdom of this life. He is wise Like the miracle of rebirth, revival, reminding… He is alive forever – eternally pouring out His Spirit on those who listen to His gentling – The still, small voice – so intimate, His breathless love reassuring, giving to us The music we will dance to, the slumber that Allows us to sleep in true peace, with the assurance That He is there, with us – forever sheltering He is the light that reveals the beautiful Secreted in the shadows of our pain. He is invincible and He gives our souls New hope, new grace – newness that Abides, never fades – eternally a way Through the ache, into the joy and peace – Into the forever relief of His gift – His grace His light never fades… His Holy Spirit never leaves our hearts He is poured out on those who know He is forever and He always grows love!

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