soul’s sincere desire is the Prayer

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