Courage
Nation’s challenges
Continue tackling them
Grit will bring success
Doggedness
Sowing
Unity’s seeds
Harvest precious time
Blessed corner of faith
Patience
Challenges
Country faces
Finding common ground
Working together as one
Compromise
This series of poems (written in the German-inspired style of Elfchen or Elevenie) shares a total of eleven words in each poem, with a sequence by line of one, two, three, four, and one words.
Lurking nearby
Obeying God’s commandments
Filled with His righteousness
Vanquished
Our fears
Life’s every trouble
Praise the Lord’s goodness
Deliverance
From God
Through His Son
Defeating sin and death
Salvation
Sing
With praise
On the mountaintop
Christ yesterday, today, tomorrow
Forever
Feelings
Of blue
Covering a heart
God’s faithful love remains
Steadfast
Lost
Cloudy skies
Never flying alone
God navigates our way
Home
This series of poems (written in the German-inspired style of Elfchen or Elevenie) shares a total of eleven words in each poem, with a sequence by line of one, two, three, four, and one words.
Wind
Blowing chimes
Hearing musical notes
Nature’s symphony plays again
Flawlessly
Forest
Autumn’s arrival
Colorful landscape beckons
Cascading leaves quickly flee
Transformation
Wintertime
Skiers delight
Let it snow!
Mountaintop covered powder white
Paradise
Leadership
Far wiser
Filled with love
Exceeds our earthly leaders
Jesus
Realm
Of peace
Won with Grace
Love, faith, and hope
Christ
Eyes
Lifted upward
Blessed, final victory
Conquering sin and death
Cross
Listening
Founding Fathers
Sharing our cause
Now speaking to us
America
Sunrise
Another day
Freedom for all
A nation stands as
One
People
Seeking equality
Hand in hand
All races and creeds
Togetherness
This series of poems (written in the German-inspired style of Elfchen or Elevenie) joins in a theme of “For the People.” This phrase was used by American President Abraham Lincoln near the end of his famous Gettysburg Address (follow the link to read the entire speech).
Temptations
All about
Crashing upon us
With God’s help, resist
Discipline
Sailing
Among shipwrecks
Our Pilot navigates
Always bringing us home
Courage
Gracious
Blessing us
Making His face
To shine upon us
God
The German-inspired poetry style of Elfchen (or Elevenie) contains five lines of poetic verse, usually without the use of rhyming verses. A total of 11 words are used with a sequence of one, two, three, and four words before ending with a single word in the final verse.
Temperance
Traveling Companions
Moderation accompanies wisdom
Harnessing appetites, desires, impulses
Rewarded
Parenting
Nurturing love
Grace filling legacy
Preparing children for life’s
Journey
Baseball
Opening Day
President on sidelines
Scientist throws first pitch
Ironic
Character
Built slowly
Over one’s lifetime
Integrity becomes a habit
Precious
Life
Trekking uphill
Reaching its summit
Fulfilling journey never ends
Perseverance
Discipline
Sometimes lacking
Daily excuses strike
Replace with fresh renewal
Determination
The German-inspired poetry style of Elfchen (or Elevenie) contains five lines of poetic verse, usually without the use of rhyming verses. A total of 11 words are used with a sequence of one, two, three, and four words before ending with a single word in the final verse.
Lost
Darkness abounds
Taking wayward path
Our Good Shepherd searches
Found
Hope
Radiates forever
Cross stands alone
Leading us to light
Salvation
Abundant
God sends
His unending love
Eternal, unselfish, and gracious
Gifts
The German-inspired poetry style of Elfchen (or Elevenie) contains five lines of poetic verse, usually without the use of rhyming verses. A total of 11 words are used with a sequence of one, two, three, and four words before ending with a single word in the final verse.
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