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TITLE (EDIT)
Psalms Of A Hypocrite |
DESCRIPTION
No time to pray.
[521 words] |
AUTHOR
Janae D Anthony |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
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[January 2001] |
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
wjwm@excite.com |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (9)
A Better Place (Poetry) This poem is just a trial of a bereavement card I am trying to write. Tell me what you think (be honest). [122 words]
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Am I Dreaming (Short Stories) dream or reality. [777 words] [Mind]
His Blood (Poetry) The crucifixion of Christ. [252 words] [Spiritual]
Only Seven Remain (Novels) Completed novel, (only 3 chapter submitted at a time). A child is born under bitter circumstances. When he grows up he become one of the most powerful forces in the world. A modern day Sodom and Gomo... [5,417 words] [Spiritual]
Proverbs (Poetry) - [220 words] [Spiritual]
The Eyes Of God (Poetry) The omniscience of God. [190 words] [Spiritual]
What Kind Of Man Are You (Poetry) The morals of a man. This poem was based on some things I've seen on television, compiled with the things I've seen in life [225 words]
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Psalms Of A Hypocrite
Janae D Anthony
Psalm of a Hypocrite
I will thank Him on a Monday, when I wake to start my day
But after that I did not think, of the grace He brought my way
I traveled down a widen road, not caring if He's there
Radio blaring in my ears, as if I even care
The day is over, I did not say, Lord thank you for this sleep
The night goes on, I'll wake tomorrow, for Tuesday I'll soon meet
Yet once again to travel down, that same old widen road
I did not thank Him for this day, nor thank Him for my soul
Wednesday came, I dragged myself, yet thru another day
I traveled down this road of life, being selfish all the way
I did my daily job in haste, saying, I wish this day end
I can't wait till Friday come, to hang out with my friends
When I woke up, I looked and saw, Wow, Thursday sure came fast
Another day, struggle hard to work, how long will this day last
Just one more day, cave in to man; be a slave to my desires
Not taking time to thank the Lord, cause the devil made me a liar
Friday, Friday, what took you so long, my weekend is about to began
The day is over, the night is set, I'll go sit, and be around friends
Drinking, Thinking, Partying, and Cards, not worrying about tomorrow
That is the day, that I'll sleep in, and grieve not of my sorrows
Saturday came and I'm hung over, to much partying last night
Looking for that Tylenol, to end this wicked flight
The pain, the pain, Lord Jesus help me, I'll never do it again
I call on you, my Lord, my Savior to make this severe pain end
Saturday over, and then I think, the Lord deserves his day
I will not drink on Sunday, for this is my time to pray
But here I am, cup in my hand, turning up that one last drink
Preparing for, tomorrow comes, no sooner then you think
As I sit and think, the Lord my God said; He will not forsake me
It was not He, yet I who chose, to live life and just be
I decided not to take time to pray, in my daily cares and woes
But I took a Monday to thank God from freeing me of my load
But why I say, just that one day, when God has gave me seven
Seven days, I took one to pray, but one won't get me to heaven
So here I am, in my present state, trying hard to make that change
Thinking it's hard to praise the Lord, while life is filled with pain
But Jesus stands at the door and knock, He's waiting for me to hear
He's waiting for me to open up, while He is lingering near
If I continue to sit and play with my life, Jesus will pass me by
I'll only have myself to blame, and that one big question, WHY?
Is it that hard to put Jesus first, before I start my day
It's simple words like Thank You Lord, to make things go my way
I only seem to praise the Lord, when I feel myself getting sick
But I should praise Him everyday, and stop being a hypocrite
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"thanks christy, I have re-reviewed and you were right. I have made the changes, and thanks for the nice review" -- Author.
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© 2000 Janae D Anthony |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
November 2000 |
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