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Thoughts
On Prayer
In The Stillness Of This
Moment
In the stillness of this moment,
As I bow my head quietly in
prayer,
I think and remind God that
I am still here.
In the stillness of this
moment,
as I sit in awe of His
Presence,
I am reminded that He is
still there.
In the stillness of this
moment,
as I kneel before the King
of Kings,
I reach out and seek His
Love.
In the stillness of this
moment,
as I kneel before the
greatest man who ever lived,
He reaches out and touches
my heart.
In the stillness of this
moment,
as I clasp my hands together
in prayer,
I make my request known to
God.
In the stillness of this
moment,
as I clasp my hands in honor
of His Love,
He says, "It is done."
Prayer
Prayer is many things to many
people,
but to me,
it is a lifeline to the
Almighty.
It is a release of the
everyday burdens that life holds for me.
It is time lost and graces
gained.
It is touching God and never
being the same.
It is true that prayer
changes people,
for it opens a door to Love
and freedom
to express that Love in a
world so full of hatred and despair.
Thank You, God, for being
there!
What is Prayer?
I reach out in prayer,
because I know He is there.
Praying in solitude is as
though one has taken flight on angel's wings
and soared gracefully over
the highest mountains on earth.
Being in the Presence of God
and His Holy Saints in prayer
is the epitome of Love.
It is speaking with my heart
to Someone
who will listen and care.
Prayer is a Praise or a
Petition.
Prayer is a Reconciliation
or a request.
Prayer is an Answer or an
adoration.
Prayer is a yearning to be
met
or a yes when others say no.
Prayer is eternal or
enlightening.
Prayer is a Revelation or a
response.
So many thoughts on one
little word.
A gate that opens a heart
that has been closed.
Written and experienced by: Ligurina-Maria
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Thank you,
Ligurina-Maria
