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What God Says


At times, we get so up in our heads with voices saying that we are not enough. The enemy and other people tell us that we are worthless, or too far gone, too broken, too unfixable, or not worthy enough to be loved by God. But God says we are never too far gone, never too broken, or too unfixable, or not worthy enough to be loved. The enemy is always trying to get us to believe that we are insignificant or a slave to our past, or tells us, look what you've done, you should be ashamed of yourself. Let Jesus speak louder than the enemy. When God set you free, the shackles broke, when the enemy said they were never going to break. Walls fell, mountains came crashing down, and lies ceased to exist at the mighty name of Jesus. When God speaks, things will begin to happen. When God is working, when God is moving, the enemy has to flee. Amen, praise be to God and Him alone!!!
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Yvonne Boehne

Just tryna' write poetry that always glorifies God and who He is, what he has done for me, and what He can and will do for you! If God can transform my life, I know without a doubt he can transform yours too! You are NEVER too far gone, or broken for God! Come to Jesus just as you are and give your life to him and watch the change happen when you turn to Jesus and live for Him!! Being a Christian is never easy, just as life isn't easy, but our only hope is in Jesus Christ the one and only!!

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PersonalThemeAbstract

Blends personal struggle with universal spiritual/philosophical truths about worthiness and divine love.

SparseMeasureDense

Multiple thematic ideas explored: unworthiness, divine love, enemy voices, freedom, God's power.

DarkSentimentBright

Overwhelmingly positive and affirming; celebrates divine love, freedom, and triumph over doubt.

StillEnergyExplosive

Escalating intensity through declarations, imperatives, and vivid action verbs: broke, fell, crashing, fled.

MicroLengthEpic

Approximately 26 lines; falls in 16-30 range.

PlainFigurativeOrnamented

Metaphors (shackles, walls, mountains) and personification (enemy speaks); some ornament amid declarative passages.

LyricVoiceDramatic

Primarily lyric/internal reflection with some direct address; minimal dramatic persona shift.

Free Versespiritualidentityodemetaphorpersonificationrepetitionalliteration

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