sincere is soul's desire the Prayer

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