Rhyme Depression Poems

High in the Eyrie, stone cold and stark,
Where stars peer in and walls leave a mark,
The sky is a floor and the wind is a...

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My children, it's so very hard to explain,
How or what you need to do.
To connect to the One sitting on His throne,
Creator of me and...

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Hear me out please, Lord, for to you I do pray. 
I’ve lost my direction lately, will you point the way? 
I’m trying to redirect...

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These are things in my past, of which I’m not proud. 
I did these things merely to fit in the crowd. 
The direction of my...

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It was cold and freezing in the city of Denver. 
A day in my life I will always remember. 
The sound of sirens wailing all...

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The most important thing to do,
Is seek the One that created you.
Jeremiah 17:5 says we are cursed,
Whenever we put any humans first.
A bunch of misfits...

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At the center of the storm you'll find the calm
In hell, in hell; there's heaven
Peace has been beside you all along
In hell, in hell; there's...

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Loss is love leaving lavender lips dry
As a sunless sky and moonless night
As bothered as babe who’s red eyes cry
And hollow as a jilted wilted...

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They told me that I would fall,
Not knowing I had alot in store.
I felt the pain,
But I new someday I would gain.
Nobody to trust nobody...

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In iron shadows, cold and tight/
I sank beneath the weight of night/
A crime unclaimed, a fate unfair/
And all my prayers fell on deaf air/
For six...

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Another oath I’ve sworn, 
Another spoken lie. 
Any way to home, 
Court me into a door open wide. 
Another totem born, 
Another standing so high....

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Inert was morning.                      ...

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I feel a surge of happiness in me.
My mood today uplifted.
Because I chose to make God first-focus,
My mindset has already shifted. 
Bursting with joy, happy...

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American madness, a fury unbound,
A lost nation teeters beyond solid ground.
We've crossed the stark line, flags droop low and still,
The hour grows late; has reason...

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His head slumped low and he looked like a most unhappy man,
said, “My peoples’ laws forbid it, both of us would be hanged.”
She rolled her...

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