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Silent Prayers: Compassionate Poems for Someone You Constantly Worry About

A varied collection of poems gathered around this subject, with space for different voices, images, and moods.

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01

About Someone

Constant Concern

I worry for you, day and night,
Your well-being, my constant fright.
In every thought, in every prayer,
I hope you're safe, I hope you're aware.

02

About Someone

Guardian's Worry

My heart aches with worry for you,
Hoping you find strength to see it through.
In every moment, my thoughts align,
With concern for your heart, pure and kind.

03

About Someone

Anxious Heart

Your struggles haunt my every thought,
A worry that can't be bought.
In my prayers, I hold you tight,
Wishing you peace, every night.

04

About Someone

Worry Wart

Worry fills my heart for you,
Hoping all your dreams come true.
Every night, I wish you well,
In my thoughts, you often dwell.
May your troubles find their end,
In my prayers, my love I send.
Hoping peace will find its way,
To your heart, come what may.

05

About Someone

Anxious Thoughts

Thinking of you every day,
Hoping worries fade away.
Wonder if you're safe and sound,
In my thoughts, you're always found.
Worry not, for I am here,
To support and bring you cheer.
May your troubles all take flight,
As I wish you peace each night.

06

About Someone

Guardian of My Thoughts

In the stillness of the night's soft call,
My thoughts to you, they fall.
Worry wraps around my mind,
For your wellbeing, I'm confined.
Each step you take, each choice you make,
My heart, for you, does ache.
In the shadows of my concern,
A constant, gentle burn.
I wish for peace, for your soul's delight,
To guide you through the darkest night.
In my worry, love does show,
For you, my heart's glow.

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