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Prophet Margins

Poems and Prayers

John E. Freal
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Pages
112
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Village Books

About

This book contains almost 200 poems and/or prayers, a few comments, and over 50 photographs. Some of the prayers are of a standard kind - a prayer on Earth Day, a prayer of thanksgiving, and an evening prayer. Some may be familiar like the Beatitudes and the Lord's Prayer, but written here in the unfamiliar format of Japanese renga. The poems range from 3 lines to 3 pages, and not all rise to level of prayer. The primary purpose of the photographs is to get readers to look at the pictures and slow down.
These prayer explorations have the potential of becoming prayers, of finding your own way to the Way. Perhaps they can be a chance to look at new facets of your soul that might light the darkness of your meeting place with God. In your place of solitude

May you always find
words within your heart that bring
the Presence of Love.

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  • General
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction

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