Foothold Poems - Poems about Foothold

My heart sings as I walk on springs, With foothold on the sun, unburned. Your love fills my heart, my soul, My whole being. I swim in love – I fly without wings. Joy clings to my feet, Gratitude fills my mouth. So I sing, I dance in the air, My claps echo with harmony. Happiness knows no rival Since you arrived with your love. Your touch...

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"In your anger do not sin. " Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold. Ephesians 4:26-27. It doesn't pay to remain angry with your brothers and your sisters in the Lord Jesus Christ. For you were once darkness, but now you are light...

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You're so pale and your walk stutters with all the loads you carry on your shoulders. Don't be so shy to let it show, 'cause I just want you to know: When the whole world seems to grapple you down, and your feet could hardly hold their ground, I'll be right there, waiting on your doorsteps, to...

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I Discourse Poem, The DREAM The dream came before dawn Longer ago than I dare to date. Within it, I trudged along The forever-length of a deserted Beach, having only the hope of Sighting a pier with its over-swooping Gull. I kept on the heavy walk in the dry, Poor, foot-denying sand — with More sliding down than stepping ahead. I wearied. I...

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no foothold by Michael R. Burch there is no hope; therefore i became invulnerable to love. now even god cannot move me: nothing to push or shove, no foothold. so let me live out my remaining days in clarity, mine being the only nativity, my death the final crucifixion and apocalypse, as far as the i can see ......

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No one ever said, I knew the way. The spinning thoughts in your head, threw me away. Congratulations my dear, despair has been lost. We've done away with fear, oh but to what cost? I can't seem to believe, what happened was true. Were we so naive, to let sorrow take you? Deep within my thought, I bleed as you cry. The...

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