Psalms 102
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Psalms 102:1-11

1Jehovah, hearmyprayerH8605,andletmycry come unto thee.
2Hide not thy facefromme:inthedayofmytrouble, incline thine ear untome;inthedayIcall, answermespeedily.
3FormydaysH3117areconsumedlikesmoke,andmybonesareburnedasafirebrand.
4Myheartissmittenandwithered like grass;yea,Ihaveforgottentoeatmybread.
5Byreasonofthevoiceofmygroaning,mybones cleavetomyflesh.
6Iam become likethepelicanofthewilderness,Iam asanowlindesolate places;
7Iwatch,andamH1961likeasparrow aloneuponthehousetop.
8Mine enemies reproachmealltheday;theythatareH1961madagainstmeswearbyme.
9ForIhaveeaten ashes like bread,andmingledmydrinkwithweeping,
10Becauseofthine indignationandthy wrath;forthou hast liftedmeup,andcastmedown.
11Mydaysarelikealengthened-out shadow,andI,Iam witheredlikegrass.
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