I'm Free: A Poem
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I am hurting, I am yearning,
For the life You've set before me,
I am looking, back behind me,
To the past that's let me go.
You are seeking, for my fingers,
A hand that's turned so selfishly,
From the heavens You belong to,
To this fragile world that will fade away.
Help me, God, to focus on You,
The One that's wholly set me free,
Instead of these heavy chains that bind me,
Chains that refuse to let me be.
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- He is: A Poem
- Like a Phoenix: A Poem
- Day by Day: A Poem
- Death vs. Life: A Poem
The themes of death and life are pondered as salvation from sin is explained.
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Nice work!
hello EBower, Are you hiding in my closet? You have been writing exactly what I have been feeling lately, and it seems you have brought a smile on my face and a tear in my eye. I haven't had a whole lot of time to write on hubs lately because I have been busy adjusting to my new lifestyle(separated from my husband). All I can say is Thank You For sharing your words with me because I truly find myself accepting the healing I am receiving when I read your hubs. I need Jesus more than ever. :) Christina
Yes, those chains can be heavy and quite the burden. Nice poem.
I just noticed the chain leitmotif again; it occurs twice. I think, including from your comments elsewhere, it must definitely in the metaphorical sense of, for example, the way sin binds a person and hinders reconciliation with the Creator. Blessings.
great poem, enjoyed reading it.
This is lovely, you have a great talent! I find you very inspirational and can relate to some of your poems.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Ebower :-)
You write truly wonderful and from your heart.
Loved it very much voted and rated.
well written, keep it up
Re. the line: 'this fragile world that will fade away.'
So true!
So it's far, far better to concentrate by God's grace on what's enduring and eternal, right? :)
Blessings.
Exactly (smile).
Unlocking those shackles that bind is never is an easy thing.
















f 9 months ago
Nice poem.
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