THE MEANING OF PRAYER
by Frances McKinnon Morton
A breath of prayer in the morning
Means a day of blessing sure;
A breath of prayer in the evening
Means a night of rest secure.
A breath of prayer in our weakness
Means a clasp of a mighty hand;
A breath of prayer when we're lonely
Means Someone to understand.
A breath of prayer in our sorrows
Means comfort and peace and rest;
A breath of prayer in our doubtings
Assures us the Lord knows best.
A breath of prayer in rejoicing
Gives joy and added delight,
For they that remember God's goodness
Go singing far into the night.
There's never a year nor a season
That prayer may not bless every hour,
And never a soul need be helpless
When linked with God's infinite power.
(This came from an old little booklet entitled BESIDE STILL WATERS: Prayers, Poems and Inspiration Thoughts, published by Baxter Lane Company from Amarillo, TX -- copyrighted in 1975.)
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