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A Sinnerâs Prayer (Free verse) by Dovina
O Thou who made with pitfalls
The world I wander in
Would surely not
Impute my fall to sin
Or require sorrowful contrition
For mistakes made so enticing.
No loving God would sit so smug,
Take pleasure in my groveling.
I conclude it must be in Your will
Not to hear my sorrowful calls
But to watch a learner navigate
Pitfalls with a few less falls
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Posted: February 16, 2005 8:58 AM PST; Last modified: February 16, 2005 8:58 AM PST
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I left because, in high school, I didn't get the safety program that went:
Bill got mixed up with the wrong internet crowd.
He wants to try poetry.
Careful, Bill, it's difficult.
No, Bill, you can't spondee! You'll hurt yourself!
Too bad for Bill.
No, I get the one: Bill wants to try Rachmaninoff.
Ok. I didn't get that one, but I did get the one that goes:
Bill wants to try Air-traffic-control.
Well, you can see where that led to.