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I Said A Prayer Today
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This is an experiment. I am writing this poem here at AuthorsDen. Please let me know your honest opinion.

I said a prayer today, dear Lord
Please tell me that you heard
I ask for nothing for myself
Just for your children to learn

I said another prayer, dear Lord
Please tell me you are there
I ask for nothing for myself
Just for your children to care

I quietly said a prayer, dear Lord
Please tell me you are here with me
I ask for nothing for myself
It's for your children I plead

I shouted a prayer today, dear Lord
Please tell me that you heard
I ask for nothing for myself
But that your children hear your word

I sing a prayer to you, dear Lord
No need to let me know
I asked for nothing for myself
Because you have won over a soul.

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 Reviews of "I Said A Prayer Today"
Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on October 25, 2003
A wonderful write, full of love and hope. You have the gift. Keep writing and expressing yourself honestly

george carroll

Reviewed by D.J. Ludlow
Reviewed on June 15, 2003
Shirley,

Cannot fault the content and its expression, it is well said (but do pray for yourself sometimes:-)).

It is a good poem that sometimes has a rhyming and rhythm pattern that really works well and adds value to the flow and "sound" of the poem. But in some places it does not, and for me, it detracted a little from what is otherwise excellent work.

BTW I don't always go the way of rhyming but I believe rhythm and flow are always vital ingredients to any poem. Consider syllables (drats no spell checker here)they are the key to rhythm.

Regards

D.J. Ludlow
(Who tries to be encouragingly honest
- bugs the heck out of some but I see you are a fellow seeker of truth! PTL)

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on May 4, 2003
nice one

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on May 3, 2003
I loved this one and he heard them all...
"I sing a prayer to you, dear Lord
No need to let me know
I asked for nothing for myself
Because you have won over a soul."
Peggy

Reviewed by Brittany Renée
Reviewed on May 3, 2003
My honest thoughts are that this poem speaks with radiance and faith and also conveys hope and love for the world with LOTS of self-worth webbed. Brilliant.

Warm Love
Brittany

Reviewed by Linda Murray
Reviewed on May 3, 2003
Amen! He is the one and only. Gods love to you and yours.


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