Short Leave No Stone Unturned Poems
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A dear come back, a goat returned
I swore I'd leave no stone unturned
I would search on glade and forest
And hope that God would do the rest
April 1, 2024, SPC, PST
you better hold on
your in for a ride
keep your legs and arms in this magic carpet
you and me
we're going to find ourselves
leave everyone behind
explore the depths of our love within the dark of night
we'll soar high, move every mountain leave no stone unturned
into the morning we'll fly on this magic carpet ride
so you better hold on i don''t want to lose you my love
karen croft
How do you love me?
Let me state the ways...
you're there to lean on
in my darkest days,
you rock my world
but not my boat
and leave no stone unturned
to keep me afloat.
It's nice to know,
at the end of the day,
you're only
a stone's throw away,
and, no matter how near
or how far,
for me, you'll always be,
my very own rock star.
A stepping stone,
not a stumbling block,
my Uluru...
solid, you are my rock.
If you burdened down with care
And all trace of hope seems gone
Would you take it all to Jesus
Rest in his loving arms
Just give it all to him
Leave no stone unturned
For He is waiting for you
To give him your concerns
Oh what a friend we have in Him
He sees He knows He cares
And he is more than willing
To all your burdens bare
He wants to hear from you
And all that’s on your heart
Just whisper Lord please help me
That’s an awesome place to start
My missing gloves turned up today
(Good thing – I was distraught)
Inside the pockets of a jacket
I forgot I bought.
The lesson of this incident
Is that we really ought
To leave no stone unturned
Until we find what we have sought.
A search that’s merely cursory
Will yield, as wisdom’s taught,
A disappointing outcome,
All your efforts come to naught.
But diligence will show results
That laziness has fought,
So “seek and ye shall find” remains
A wise and prescient thought.