"Mass: Meditation (2000)" genre: Choral
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	Second movement of "Mass for the Holy Year 2000." Meditation, poem by Elizabeth Kirschner.
	CD: Music by Thomas Oboe Lee   Label: DFM Credits: See above.
	Lyrics MEDITATION. Poem by Elizabeth Kirschner (b. 1955) Out of myself, I was looking for God in silken streams the moon was told where I bent down in ancient night over my people, my death, my soul. I think I haunt the hills around. I think God loves the blackest sound, the cry, the wind, the world's low whine, God is alone where we abound. Though we play at war up 'til the end his love blazes into pain and back again when deeply down and down we go embalmed in his sweet amen. Now we are lost, we sing to thee joy may wander but never leave. Now we are dead, we rise and praise, permit us---just once!---your glory.

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