Love is a misshaped tree
February 9, 2012
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It was Harry Sparks who first told me the love between a father and mother was like a misshaped tree, and therefore different and better than all other love. Boyfriend and girlfriend? Husband and wife? They didn’t know what love was, Harry said. Not really, anyway. Because their trees were tall and straight and perfect.
To read the rest of the story, head on over to Christianity Today’s Men of Integrity.
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Author of Snow Day and Paper Angels (November 2011), both by FaithWords. But don't let that fool you. I'm just as confused as anyone.
And that is fine with me, because the great thing about wandering around in the fog is that you never know what you might run into.
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