Unburdened Poems | Examples


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Treasure in trash found in victimless friends..
discord in off laughter holds just the same.
Their voice in frailty, not yours in the end,
only this why they remember your name.

Wipe your mouth on the street wi' ragged sleeve,
though eugh, surely mother would disapprove.
For want of only the best and you believe,
a fine dust you shook but failed to remove.

To God's watchers, entrust you matter more,
born t'this foreign world, naked and afraid.
From mother' womb warm her precious life bore,
truest bond in lasting love ever made..

See clearly the road unburdened for two
nature watches in awe, life made for you.

Unburdened

We are Unburdened
Make note of my last respects
Two men left to die

Unburdened Mind

Smiles and positivity
Makes the weight of an elephant
Feel lighter than an ant.

With our minds unburdened
And hearts free, 
We can fly away
And experience freedom


Premium Member Unburdened

She carried her hurts like a bag full of rocks
and named it her hard knocks box..
It grew heavier and heavier as she traveled
to and fro so one sunny day, she  let them all go...
Now she ambles lightly,  at a much easier pace,
without her rocks, there's room for grace

Unburdened

Clicking latch
of the evening door
boot tracks through
fallen feathers,
crows adorn the eaves
little ebon stomachs
growling.
“I don’t have any seeds
on me right now”
Bird’s beady eyes
cut through camouflage–
now crows adorn 
my shoulders
pecking at my ears,
my eyes, my heavy heart.
With outstretched arms
still as statuary
I stand like a                             scarecrow
in fallow fields
and am stripped bare.
The murder flies
away with strips 
of my fear,
chunks of grief,
little worms of loss
and I pull my collar
back up and walk inside
unburdened.

Unburdened

UNBURDENED

One of the most persistent problems we seem to have
Are anxiety and stress, disquieting apprehension & fear
God commands us be strong, courageous, valiantly brave
Scripture exhorts not to be anxious—do we listen or hear?

Why is He concerned with this apprehension and burden?
It cripples us from God and enjoying His huge Omnipresence
His primary concern is expressing Himself –making certain
Verbally demonstrating kindness--our unburdened essence


An anxious heart weighs a man down, but a kind word cheers him up
Proverbs 12:25


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