what a good friday.
crucifixion dismissed. all
saviours may walk free.
Good Friday
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"Good Friday" means "Pious Friday", and it stems from a somewhat obsolete meaning: "good: pious, holy"...
The point you made was part of my original idea for this piece (about ten lines)... Now it still reflects in the "good friday" having the "crucifixion dismissed"...
Cheers
tom
PS: I love Mondays - when it's a holiday (= "holy day" = "good day"...
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The point you made was part of my original idea for this piece (about ten lines)... Now it still reflects in the "good friday" having the "crucifixion dismissed"...
Cheers
tom
PS: I love Mondays - when it's a holiday (= "holy day" = "good day"...

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