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Malcolm Guite
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He calls us out of darkness, chaos, chance, To improvise a music of our own, To sing the chord that calls us to the dance, Three notes resounding from a single tone, To sing the End in whom we all begin; Our God beyond, beside us and within.
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A Sonnet for Trinity Sunday

Returning for a moment to my cycle of sonnets for the Church Year, here is one for Trinity Sunday which I am posting a couple of days early, in case people would like to make use of it on Sunday. B…

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@revcindy1
Cindy Kent MBE
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@malcolmguite Thank you
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Cindy Kent MBE
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@malcolmguite Just bought your book. Arriving tomorrow!
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@prbarbaraalice
Barbara Hayden
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@malcolmguite Amen and amen
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@MalcolGate
Malcolm Gate
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@malcolmguite This really helps the understanding of a challenging concept. Thank you.
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@JenniferGandy5
Jennifer Gandy💙
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@malcolmguite Read this in our church service this morning. Such a beautiful explanation of the Trinity.
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Gill Price
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@malcolmguite Thank you, a friend tweeting this out sent me back to 'Sounding the seasons' and it will be perfect to take to a musician friend's birthday bash on Saturday where we are commanded to bring music and poetry as gifts to the party.
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