Call me no longer, Malcolm (which means ‘follower of St Columba’)
Call me Mal (which is Latin for ‘bad’)
For the Almighty has dealt with me badly.
I went away full
But the LORD has brought me back empty;
Why call me Malcolm,
When the Lord has dealt harshly with me,
And the Almighty has brought calamity upon me?
Call me Mal (which is Latin for ‘bad’)
For the Almighty has dealt with me badly.
I went away full
But the LORD has brought me back empty;
Why call me Malcolm,
When the Lord has dealt harshly with me,
And the Almighty has brought calamity upon me?
What do you think?
2 comments:
i like it! it works!
on a completely different point (don't know if its relevant or not) check out the video on here - http://www.beyondrelevance.com/
and I will read your intro soon, might do it now actually!
Rach at university!
What I'm reading is really good- and I am impressed. I'm marking the last 2 chapters with pen and will try and send it through b4 half term.
I'm linking your blog 2moro- hoping to get some hits to you.
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