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Constant Prayer


 

I lift mine eyes to the heavens
as I humble myself before His throne
sacrificial burnt offerings
Old Testament times are surely gone

 

 

Nestled in the corner
hands clasped there I am fed
as His spirit fell upon me
as I came to rest beside my bed

 

 

On bended knees I sing His praises
I called upon Jesus who knew no sin
And before I even knew it
my prayer was answered before it's end

 

 

So say a prayer in the morning
do pray before you sleep
pray and never cease from praying
if it's GOD you truly seek

 

 

 

Hearthrob


DaPoet


SCJjr

 

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Poetry is an anomaly words inclusive to not only me, but for each and every spirit to set themselves free.

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