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Summary

The poem "Your Anchor" by Leah Lynch is a source of comfort and support during difficult times.

Abstract

The poem "Your Anchor" by Leah Lynch is a source of comfort and support during difficult times. The poem uses the metaphor of an anchor to convey a sense of stability and security, even in the midst of storms and darkness. The speaker promises to be a constant source of support, even when the world seems to be falling apart. The poem also addresses the internal struggles that people face, such as self-doubt and fear, and offers reassurance that the speaker will be there to help them through it.

Opinions

  • The poem conveys a sense of empathy and understanding for the struggles that people face.
  • The use of the anchor metaphor is effective in conveying a sense of stability and security.
  • The poem offers a message of hope and support, even in the midst of difficult times.
  • The poem acknowledges the internal struggles that people face and offers reassurance that the speaker will be there to help them through it.
  • The poem is a source of comfort and support for those who are going through difficult times.

INSPIRATIONAL POETRY

Your Anchor

When you can’t find solid ground

Photo by Johannes Plenio: Pexels

Storms above spiraling cannot see the way lost within the darkness blue sky turned to grey

Waves crash, hold fast strong among the fray continue on your journey change is underway

I’ll be your anchor when there’s no one else around I’ll be your anchor when the world’s coming down

I’ll be your anchor when you can’t find solid ground I’ll be your anchor when you feel like you drowned

Storms within crippling listening to the lies you think about yourself your own soul’s disguise

Take you out of darkness with light to appear when I am around you there’s no need to fear

I’ll be your anchor when there’s no one else around I’ll be your anchor when the world’s coming down

I’ll be your anchor when you can’t find solid ground I’ll be your anchor when you feel like you drowned

© Leah Lynch 2020

A.H. Mehr

Songwriting
Soul Magazine
Poetry
Inspiration
Self
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