The Shoulder I Lean On
When the world feels heavy, too much to bear,
I turn and find you always there.
A steady presence, a calming grace,
In your silence, I find my safe place.
No words are needed, none spoken aloud,
Just your shoulder, strong and proud.
In the storm's eye, when I lose my way,
You guide me back, you help me stay.
You're the anchor when I'm adrift,
The quiet strength in every rift.
When the weight of life is pressing in,
You're the shoulder I lean on, time and again.
Through every tear, through every fear,
You never waver, you're always near.
With open arms, with hands so kind,
You hold my heart, you ease my mind.
In the darkest nights, in the hardest fight,
You are my shelter, my guiding light.
With you, I know I'm not alone,
For you're the shoulder I call my own.
When I can't stand, you lift me high,
With a gentle word, with a soft sigh.
Through every trial, through every strain,
You help me rise, you heal the pain.
For in you, I've found a friend so true,
The one who sees me through and through.
And in your strength, I feel my own,
The shoulder I lean on, my cornerstone.
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Whispers of the Soul
PoesíaIn "Whispers of the Soul," the poet invites readers on an intimate journey through the intricacies of human emotion and experience. This collection captures the delicate balance of joy and sorrow, love and loss, solitude and connection. Each poem se...
