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    Prayer of A Student, To A Lost One, The Sea

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    This document contains 3 poems: 1. A student prays to learn about nature, science, and the universe from God who is the source of all things. 2. The sea laughs as it reflects the sun's beams, thinking of joys it wishes to share, and sobs as it breaks on rocky shores, recalling the world's sorrows. 3. A poem about haunting a lost lover, saying the speaker will not be forgotten as they will come again with starlight, flowers, and rain, and dust will remind the lover of their presence.

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    This document contains 3 poems: 1. A student prays to learn about nature, science, and the universe from God who is the source of all things. 2. The sea laughs as it reflects the sun's beams, thinking of joys it wishes to share, and sobs as it breaks on rocky shores, recalling the world's sorrows. 3. A poem about haunting a lost lover, saying the speaker will not be forgotten as they will come again with starlight, flowers, and rain, and dust will remind the lover of their presence.

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    This document contains 3 poems: 1. A student prays to learn about nature, science, and the universe from God who is the source of all things. 2. The sea laughs as it reflects the sun's beams, thinking of joys it wishes to share, and sobs as it breaks on rocky shores, recalling the world's sorrows. 3. A poem about haunting a lost lover, saying the speaker will not be forgotten as they will come again with starlight, flowers, and rain, and dust will remind the lover of their presence.

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    Prayer of a Student The Sea Why does the sea so

    -Trinidad Subido -Natividad Marquez


    To learn, dear Lord, about these
    peaceful, mother,
    em’rald leaves, Why does the sea laugh,
    These tender petalled blossoms laved As if it were fast asleep?
    in dew mother,
    From where they come, and how and why It would give our tired heart
    they lived;
    As it glints through the beam
    Or yet to know why ocean waters lash
    Their atomed selves against the
    dearest child
    granite rocks of the sun?
    That senseless lie along the shores; The comfort of the deep.
    to know
    Why rainbows filing their ribboned
    It is thinking of the joys, my
    souls athwart
    The eastern skies when sunrays flick child
    the west;
    Why lightning furies rage when storm- That it wishes everyone
    wind still
    The thunder that echoes through the
    Why does the sea sob so,
    dark;
    To learn about the earth, about the To a Lost One
    moon, mother, -Angela Manala-Gloria
    The sun and the lesser stars and
    other worlds As it breaks on a rocky I shall haunt you O my lost one, as
    That span through that cerulescent
    firmament; the twilight
    shore?
    To learn great facts about little Haunts a reed-entangled trail,
    things
    And then while knowing these, not to It recalls the sorrows of the And your dreams will linger strangely
    unlearn-
    with the music
    Never, O God to unlearn these child-
    learned truth
    world Of a phantom lover’s tale.
    That, Thou art in reality the source,
    The Why, the How, the Wherefore of And weeps forevermore
    all things.
    You shall not forget me, for I am past
    forgetting
    I shall come to you again
    With the starlight and scent of wild
    champacas,
    And the melody of rain.
    You shall not forget me, dust will peer
    into your
    Window, tragic-eyed and still
    And unbidden, startle you into
    remembrance
    With it hand upon the sill.

    Jesy

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