Encourage Spiritual Poems | Examples

These Encourage Spiritual poems are examples of Spiritual poems about Encourage. These are the best examples of Spiritual Encourage poems written by international poets.


Premium Memberfawn is my power animal

fawn is my power animal
increasing my ability to be aware
to listen to my surroundings
to encourage others to show their softer side

fawn is my power animal
her dotted back matches my dotted hands
she is as young and fresh
as I am older and seasoned


Premium Memberhealing a hurt heart

a wounded heart anguish expressed
cause of pain ~ identification with form
delusion will in timeless time be dispelled
soul illumined with love’s healing touch warm

we feel the pain, since we are all connected
yet as dreams within dreams so unfold
in staid stillness we dwell in the void
invoking God’s grace, aura gold

obstacles faced are but life tests
akin to rise and fall of shifting tides
we encourage fellow souls to go in within
in heart’s cave, for that is where God hides

Premium MemberDo Not Waste Your Time with that Antiquated Tunnel

The antiquated train tunnel had not been working for years.
Paranormal researchers asked about it, but we did not encourage them.
No one I knew had seen anything strange or weird there.
I have clairaudient tendencies, and I had not heard anything.

But they insisted on trying go conjure up something.
I was amazed when I saw their completed documentary.
Because in the recesses of the tunnel there were four men
Wearing derbies, in dress coats, who came out of that tunnel.

Weirdly enough, no one else saw them including the investigators.
They are right there! I said, pointing them out to my husband.
He said, “of course they are dear.”
There is a disadvantage some days of being para-sensitive.

Premium MemberZen Mode

habituated to joy currents we encourage bliss magnetism to dance within our body as it likes but it's pain that we choose to resist and therefore feral residue yet remains within feeble form, as delusion unresolved just like the unshapely jagged rock we prefer the river's gentle caress that smoothens edges over time minding not laboured breathing in our decaying organic form the slow path, definitely why then complain 14-December-2022

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