Beneficent Poems | Examples

The Great Grace-Giver

Jesus said, “My grace is sufficient for you,
for My strength is made perfect in weakness.”
2 Corinthians 12:9

Divine Giver of the law
You are all-omniscient!
Your mercy leaves me in awe;
Your grace, more than sufficient.
Within weakness I must live
your power beneficent;
forgiveness you freely give.

Sometimes my heart gets darkened
break my will and deliver
me from sin which you've pardoned.
Jesus, the great Grace-Giver
for souls which are hardened.
Embrace this weak parolee...
ALL glory belongs to Thee.
Form: Rhyme

Oblivion


By itself darkwater resides
a nocturnal needle
a forgetful beyond silence
that slumbering inconsequential
cuts a corner
a stammer jester in its unpronounceable tongue

And by fog or bright sunlight
or if you prefer in curdled agonized night 
oblivion she comes
to weep at your side
lay that kiss beneficent upon your brow
and whisper her breath
of oblivion

Sweet lips lay her peace upon your forehead
reside

Oblivion

Her dangerous alcohol heroine addiction
escape tunnel perfidious 
your attention so fixed
her intentions so mixed
lays the desperate palette 
of sacrificial dreams

Dark by night and dark by incidental 
dark by the injection of her frivolous needle
in portents she echoes
so demure and unrepentant


Paragon of Virtue

Respected but more feared
As a man of tempered steel
An expert at ensuring he got
The best of any signed  deal.
He got a Degree in Pomposity
From the university of life
Followed by a Masters in
The Obvious and The Trite.
Doctorate soon followed
In Self Righteous Thought,
Waxes forth on Social Media
Where he daily holds court,
Pouring vitriol and scorn
To those who don’t know
Life’s a veritable paradise under
Our beneficent Status Quo.
A paragon of virtue, this
Self proclaimed made man
Telling the world if he can do it
Then surely anybody can.
International businessman
With his modern sweat shop
Using Zero Hour Contracts to
To keep his workers on the hop
He attends religious observance 
Al least once every single week 
Where he virtuously professes
To be humble, mild and meek.
He’ll probably live for ever
Which really isn’t so very odd:
No Heaven could be big enough
To hold both him and his God.
Form: Rhyme

O Beneficent Ray

"Absorb me, accept me
O beneficent ray!"
Dawn-tranced, smiled from out one
Open-armed, standing.

"Which light, though dim, of Love
Embody's Heaven's day!"
Of that intuitive feel
Conveyed too; grinned in!
sun
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rainbow On Other Side of Sky

Those who saw prairies bloom
Remember well the dams he built
Filling their abundant reservoirs
Growing harvests they cherished
Being the only bridge they had
Standing over turbulent streams.

When the nights reign moonless
And clouds churn mighty storms
Most people still remember him
As ray of light when they were lost
For he was their only lighthouse.

His words enlightened their hearts,
His actions charted pristine paths,
Defying fiercely allure of wrongs
Sacred was the sermon he doled out,
Illustrious was he~ held in regard.

Though he’s gone, he left his mark,
Some have heard his clarion call,
Inspired to follow in his footsteps,
Planting the seeds of his message,
Carrying his torch~ seeds to harvest.

Esteemed is their beneficent voice
Tolling of selflessness and sacrifice,
Dedicating to others purpose of life
Alleviating sufferings of human plight;

Keeping the flame of goodwill alive
Trekking through rains and clouds
Leading the way, guiding how to find
The rainbow on other side of sky.

March 17, 2022
Placed 1st: A Brian Strand 1092
Placed 2nd: Being A Light To Others Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Anoucheka Gangabissoon


Beneficent

Helping others with your wealth
Heightens your spiritual health.
Form: Epigram

The Garden

The great architect provided the perfect garden,
given us the responsibility as nutrient warden.
The exchange of energies of great intelligence,
divine organism and operational reference.
Wisdom and care through renewable sustain,
life principle and healing to obtain.
Beneficent pleasures by nature designed,
seeking tenement of existence refined.
A tiny part of mind is used entire,
the rest is awaiting the evolution dire.
The soul needs organs of impressions,
from without to create progressions.
The garden fair in daily appetite need,
where mind becomes a pleasure thinking seed.
The body and its intellect where each kind,
wants its own uniqueness and resemble find.
Expensive farmed food without nutrition,
ignorant convenience and its faulty condition.
You are by root and all in all,
given a body in the garden, a love of form.
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Dawn Colors In the Bay

fuchsia gold pink dawn
naturally it's beauty
sunburst in the bay
the hour of hush still rapture
melted colors drift to sea

at the verge of day
in the time of green tree songs
wading in waters
beneficent sunshine rays
in an age of spectral skies
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Our Bountiful God-

Our Bountiful God-------------------

Our God is bountiful because
Unsparing free and liberal

Benevolent beneficent charitable


Our God is bountiful because

Creator hands on everything
Holy benignant bestowal of gifts
Favors munificent; generous. abundance;

Always ever thankful

Our God is bountiful because

11/19/20
Our Bountiful God Poetry Contest
SPONSORED BY: Julia Ward

Au Revoir

If time shall not our derelict joys 
Revive with tunes melodious so, 
Let past's nostalgic merries balm
Our souls and bid all sorrows go.

Should ebbing laughter and smiles 
Their cold arcs yet vanishing carve, 
May old cheers of our jolliest whiles
Redeeming warmths pitifully impart.  

Although gone mirths seldom thwart
Present galls despite their vivid hues,
Mortal forgetteries lulling blisses are,
As would certainly void painful clues. 

Thus might sweetly reechoed tones,
Excerpts from our merriments dead,
Like beneficent ditties in unison allay
All lingering whits of lonesome dread. 

And if blunt fate her forking bivouacs
Twirl and twine in drab manners sour,
Beclouding paths erst snowing white;
Here’s bold shield in life’s icings dour.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Evil Eyes

There once was a witch named Maleficent.
Her powers ranked highly malevolent.
	Her eyes became crossed,
	Her prized powers lost,
Her black witchery now beneficent.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Irrepressible One

The rhapsodical sacred beauty beneficent, 
The chanting dream of a life well spent,
Luscious fruit of the labors of heaven,
The flame of faith ever dispels confusion.

In blackness of night, she burns bright,
Like the iridescent moonglow at twilight.
Her magic makes polka dot blooms possible,
So, every kind of beauty seems plausible!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tiny Pink Petals

tiny pink petals
pretty the pavement —
beneficent tree

hustle and bustle idles —
present, the little things

3/21/2020
Form: Senryu

Rahman

Beneficent,generous in giving and needs nothing.By giving not drying his coffins this adding a feather to God’s standing!
god

Ramadan Mubarak

Here come the special month! You are always in our heart
We welcome you Ramadan month of holiness
We treasured you Ramadan ahlan was’sahlan
The pious and the righteous await your arrival
Opportunity for their good deeds to amass 

We welcome you, oh precious Ramadan
It time to abstain from eating and drinking from dawn to dusk
Spouses abstain from sexual intercourse during the day
We welcome you month of Ramadan 
That frees us from the fire of hell

Reciting Quran and intensity remembrance of Allah
Saving us from eternity of horror dwell
It time to Abstain from road rage, cursing, fighting, or gossiping
Cause it the month of holiness
It’s a month to purify our soul and our mind 
With the most sincere devotion  

A blessed month is casting its shadow to us 
Glory be to Allah who sent Ramadan as a mercy to mankind
It’s a continuous training to strengthening our Imaan 

In the name of Allah the most beneficent the most merciful
Praise be to Allah, who sent Ramadan as gift to mankind

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