Unburdened Poems - Poems about Unburdened

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...

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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...

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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 ...

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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...

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The old man sighed Sitting on a rock next to a pond Crookedly balancing Yin and Yang between his eyelashes Conversing with the Lady of the pond Jade eyes and un-wrinkled time In Her beautiful face Held in his hands An old fishing rod Bamboo Bends and flexes with the times It holds and catches even the biggest Devils in the water The lotus flowers embrace...

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