Franco Luciano

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But you also know the shame you hide from yourself, the self-disdain you project onto those around you, the smallness you don’t even dare to acknowledge, the desperate and increasing need to condemn others in order to perform a virtue you know you don’t have, the need to tell lies and then more lies to yourself and all the world. That—that soul in sin-forged manacles—is you. It is, at least, the ruin of the person God made you to be: the shriveled shadow held within its cell, striving to break free into the shape of its bright entirety. The way to that freedom is just outside the prison door. ...more
The Truth and Beauty: How the Lives and Works of England's Greatest Poets Point the Way to a Deeper Understanding of the Words of Jesus
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