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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Unanswered Plea of Centuries You know Just for once Give me a God Who understands A God that answers A God that heeds And acts on prayers A God that doesn’t pretend With mysterious hog wash And convenient coincidence A God profound In it’s helping hand Who doesn’t leave us Praying for centuries For some kind of explanation A God who’s goal Is happiness and love Who devises miracles to make it so Who comprehends the human misery And really, really Knows what it means to be Human Just for once Give me a God who doesn’t need praise And the endless devotion of sin and hymns Give me a God Who listens instead A benign benefactor A protector of innocence A smiling sympathy For life’s encumberments Who just wants us to be whole Just for one aching, burning, longing, everlasting time Give me a God who is sublime And doesn’t hide behind The pretence of some religion Of the desperate need to believe In some irrefutable truth Give me a God Who really cares Who has a grip And a compassion For the overwhelming possibilities Of the happy human Just for once Give me a God Who actually gives a damn Give me a God With a real helping hand And not some vague will to comprehend And this This has been the quiet plea The unanswered prayer of man For centuries
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