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Gurfateh- Here is a poem/collection of thoughts. Its' not really a poem but more thoughts all written in the format of a poem. Vaheguruji.

My dear lord' answer my prayers for i have nothing to beg for more.

My heart begs, begs, begs ; yearns yearn years for this one great gift.

Everywhere i look i think about this one gift; rid this from my mind!

Bless me with this indescribable gift so i may merge.

Day by Day my life shortens, still without my one great wish.

Slowly and Slowly my faith drains in the ocean like the great fish.

"LORD!" i cry out, hoping for a sweet response. But there was none.

"I ASKED YOU, AND ASKED YOU AND ASKED YOU A MILLION TIMES BUT YOU NEVER GRANTED." I screamed with rage while tears of anguish trickled down my pale face. I turned my back on the Lord, my Father.

"Oh my dear sweet child, one who asks with pure faith never is turned away. You had such great and pure faith in me until times became rough and you became impatient. Love and Faith are two words that should never leave your soul. Love for the Lord; Faith in the Lord. With these two rules you shall never be left alone." These sweet words were too much for me to handle. I turned my face back to the Lord, but he departed. With those sweet and calm words i left in complete joy and celestial bliss.

Bull chaak maaph

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Gurfateh- Here is a poem/collection of thoughts. Its' not really a poem but more thoughts all written in the format of a poem. Vaheguruji.

My dear lord' answer my prayers for i have nothing to beg for more.

My heart begs, begs, begs ; yearns yearn years for this one great gift.

Everywhere i look i think about this one gift; rid this from my mind!

Bless me with this indescribable gift so i may merge.

Day by Day my life shortens, still without my one great wish.

Slowly and Slowly my faith drains in the ocean like the great fish.

"LORD!" i cry out, hoping for a sweet response. But there was none.

"I ASKED YOU, AND ASKED YOU AND ASKED YOU A MILLION TIMES BUT YOU NEVER GRANTED." I screamed with rage while tears of anguish trickled down my pale face. I turned my back on the Lord, my Father.

"Oh my dear sweet child, one who asks with pure faith never is turned away. You had such great and pure faith in me until times became rough and you became impatient. Love and Faith are two words that should never leave your soul. Love for the Lord; Faith in the Lord. With these two rules you shall never be left alone." These sweet words were too much for me to handle. I turned my face back to the Lord, but he departed. With those sweet and calm words i left in complete joy and celestial bliss.

Bull chaak maaph

Gurfateh-

GurFateh jio

i luv your piece :TH:

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