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Speaking to Jesus by Tina M Clark Sunday, June 01, 2003 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan SPEAKING TO JESUS

I paused to speak privately as I went about my day It seemed there were so many things and I hadn't taken time to pray. I don't know how you do it How busy you must be, to stop and listen patiently to everyone on a bended knee. It seems we get so busy only calling when in need when you are always listening if we will only see. Lord, help me to remember your always there and you care, and all I have to do is lift up my voice in prayer. � Tina Clark��

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