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  1. Paula, I hope you’ll forgive, but due to hallucinations from pain and lack of sleep I read your title as A Clear Heart And Mind Beyond The Frog. Gotta run with it.

    The frog’s outside my window,
    he ribbits through the night,
    and I think he does this so
    I have the strength to fight
    the nightmares that arise these days
    that spring from unremitting pain.
    I take his croaks as hymn of praise
    that hope will come again
    with the dawn-glow in the east,
    a harbinger of Your return,
    a bright rebuke unto the beast
    who only seeks to burn
    the hearts deceived, each by each
    for spite at grace he could not reach.

    1. I get brain “frog” from my several chronic illnesses and have to chuckle at myself when I read something wrong or hear something wrong.

  2. Beautiful, Paula! ~FMF #3

  3. some poetry does take a bit longer than five minutes to write….but it turned out well in the end. A good read. 🙂 FMF15

  4. Beautiful poem/prayer.
    Thanks for sharing.

  5. Paula, I absolutely love this!! I have shared it on my Facebook page. Such a powerful and meaningful prayer. It will be going in my blog folder.
    Kath, your FMF neighbour at #11. Thanks so much for your prayers this week.

    1. Thanks Kath. I’m happy this touched you and that you saved it to your blog folder. I have a special blogging friends bookmark where I save special posts too.

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