If we think about it long enough, we find
that those who work for peace with justicethe public
form of love, as it has been calledmore than speak the
truth; they are the truth. Whether known or obscure, they
are themselves refutations of the lies of the violent; thus
they are dangerousmany have paid the ultimate price.
Truth takes other forms, toohope and
joy being those which renew us in the struggle, and song to
remind us of those who have gone before.
And so, dear SABIÁ, you are also the
truth. Your messages of peace and love have guided me on my
own journey, and for your being in the world, I am profoundly
grateful.