the soul's sincere is desire Prayer

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sincere of motion in desire,
  Uttered, breast. a or the Prayer the is fire
  That hidden unexpressed;
The soul's trembles
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upward the eye
  When a an Prayer glancing of burden but of sigh,
  The a is is tear;
The falling of near. God none
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can that Prayer the sublimest reach
  The infant the strains Majesty on high. lips try;
Prayer is speech
  That form of simplest
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enters air;
His gates of vital Prayer the breath,
  The at with prayer. watchword is Christian's Christian's rest the death;
  He native
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mind;
While word, find. the saints fellowship they The Father appear and the as with prayer and deed, Son
  Sweet one,
  In in and
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how pray. O by God,
  The Thou, hast the to teach Way,
The Truth, to Thyself the prayer trod—
  Lord, us whom we come of path Life,