It’s very true that in myself
The virtue of patience is sadly want
So, Lord, I ask you grant to me
The gift of patience and if you please
Make my wait time short
Copyright C R Clark 12/16/2008
A lovely prayer Richard, loved the ending. Excellent work, best wishes, Andrew
A poem paradoxal within the contents and multi meanings from its title. praying for patience and simultaneously showing eagerness for acceptance, makes this poem very interesting and blunt in it's literary meanings........10/10.
Well, friend you read my mind. A delightful and witty poem. brought a smile to my face. Good work! Loyd
How did you guess my New Year/s resolution Richard? ? I thought it was only me that needed that commodity.....! ! short and sweet and straight to it's amusing point......thank you from Fay.
Astute write, Richard...Thad is correct...but being the impatient person i be...i'll just enjoy yir' piece... recite it on my knees, aside my bed, before i get under the covers tonight...and maybe, just maybe...if you have the right connections, Upsateirs, i'll wake up in 2009 patience! Nicely Done. F j R 2008
Gooood one Richard! ! The virtue of patience you surely won't get 'NO YOUR NOT', if you ask the Lord to make your waiting time - short? Great read! ! *10*! ! Friend Thad PS HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR! An may you be granted your virtue of patience! !
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I'd like to sign up for this one too! :)