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The Power of Prayer


By Michal Mahgerefteh

The power of prayer
elicits concise
requests at their ebb

The power of prayer
perpetual - never obsolete
magnifies meticulous requests

The power of prayer
augments happiness
zealous to meditative thoughts

The power of prayer
revives anguished beings
without procrastination

The power of prayer
recollects spiritual distress
through adoration and compassion


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Michal Mahgerefteh is the editor and publisher of Poetica Magazine: Reflections of Jewish Thought.


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