A WOMAN’S PRAYER
Let me tell you a little story About prayer and its validity Now this story isn't for those With faintheartedness or trepidity So, stop reading now If you don’t have the constitution Because this story may get A tad bit gruesome There once was a woman In the throes of depression There were days that she prayed In fervent succession "Lord, don’t let him Come in here Acting crazy today! Cause I will Lose my mind And he will pay!" You see, The price he paid Would have been with his life Because she had already visualized Taking a butcher knife And like a skilled executioner She would so disembowel She wouldn’t utter a word While he writhed and howled She would watch him die Before her eyes And make for certain He couldn’t be revived And when the deed Was finally done She'd pick up the phone To call 9-1-1 "Can you send the police? I've killed a man." She'd speak without inflection Completely deadpan Now, The reason this tragedy never happened Is because on the days she prayed that prayer Her words would travel Through the air To God's ears And he would send The Angel of Mercy Who would amend The attitude of the man And when he opened the door He didn’t act crazy And she didn’t have to go to the drawer To pick up her weapon of choice The executioner's knife And the unsuspecting man Didn’t lose his life Simona A. Brinson
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