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TEACH ME TO WHISPER: award winner
Teach me to whisper, O Lord, Your name in my own ear, When the onslaught of Satan, In my heart, do I fear. Teach me to whisper, O Lord, When someone asks my name, Rather than blow trumpets of My empty, silly fame. Teach me to whisper, O Lord, Words of true forgiveness To one who has trespassed me, And, gently, him caress. Teach me to whisper, O Lord, Sincere words and not croon To my love promises of The sky and stars and moon. Teach me to whisper, O Lord, When you send me your call, A prayer seeking forgiveness, Before I trip and fall. • Written in abcb, 7-6-7-6 format. • Awarded Honorable Mention prize in Lexi's Poetry Challenge "Lexi's Poetry Challenge" Initially written as entry no. 420504 in the book FAITH, NATURE & INSPIRATIONAL{item: 959448}. Posted as the present item on 4 February 2010 M C Gupta 19 April 2006
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