Best Fall From Grace Poems


Premium Member Fall From Grace

I watched angels fall from grace today
I wondered  how could this be
I looked to the heavens to  ask
How  could this have happened 
How could angels  fall so  fast 

I stood there I watched angels falling
I wondered how could this be 
 For aren't angels a part of thee
 He looked down at me and said
 "Yes my dear" indeed they are 


But you see I gave them free will
   When I set them free
Until they come back to me 
I felt a tear roll down my cheek
As I stood in silence and watched 

Then I laughed and I thought
HE should have chosen me
Then he would have seen 
That I would never  be 
An angel who fell from grace


I watched angels fall from grace today
 I ask myself how could this be
 Why would the powers that be 
 Ever let such a thing happen 


Then I looked up and I saw me
I was the one falling from grace
I remembered He once told me
You will have free will   " till "
you  come back to me 
So I'll  let you be

I watched an angel fall from grace today
But then I realized  that it was me
As I looked into  that mirror
I saw her staring back at me. 

9,13,2010  4pm Monday


 Since I was little I've thought about angels falling, must be the catholic church.

Premium Member Fall From Grace a Roundel

Before the beginning of time when Chaos ruled Hell and Night
Into the depths of this Cosmos, a Paradise, perfectly placed.
Above this darkness, a heaven drawn forth in a burst of light
Before the beginning of time

From the Garden of Eden, henceforth, Adam and Eve were disgraced
Lo!  A fallen angel  changed himself to a serpent in Eve’s sight
Banished, they fled before God to a wilderness, forever displaced.

Forbidden fruit had shown them the difference of wrong from right.
In Pandemonia,  Demons conspired, sin and death be interlaced.
God sacrificed his Son to save them  - from Hell's eternal plight.
Before the beginning of time

Suzanne Delaney

For Suzette Crous
Roundel Competition

Fall From Grace

Sparkle from a whitened tooth
a seamless movement of pace,
enslavement in catholic youth
buried under a veil of lace.

Elegance from a pearl white gown
truth hidden from her face,
under a studded crystal crown,
in slender and with grace.

Dreams of a forever and ever.

An eternity set for revamp,
taunted by a death of a ghost
images of an ivory camp
long life and regal host

(Princess Charlene Lynette Wittstock)


Fall From Grace

In a field of bloody flowers,
Stood a lonely boy.
Over him a flower towers;
Eyes him like a toy.

He tries to cry,
To run and shout,
But the red sky,
Has no way out.

He cries;
He calls;
He dies;
He falls.
© Zxry Cyan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Villanelle the Fall From Grace Is the Shame Borne As Lost Face

Villanelle: The fall from grace is the shame borne as lost face

The fall from grace is the shame borne as lost face
What were once cherished hopes serve only to nag
The first to fall papal pride in the purple stride of mace

All that one once fought for family position place
Lie now trodden by the wayside no sweat nor brag
The fall from grace is the shame borne as lost face

The once fine psittacine nose at parties shone with grace
Now hangs pudgy a curlicue strawberry smudge a snag
The first to fall papal pride in the purple stride of mace

The ego shifts about the hidden interstices of the maze
Fears of the embattled siege in the psyche’s empty bag
The fall from grace is the shame borne as lost face

Sudden moments of anger take all spouse job and lace 
Ego stomps out of the house grimacing grudge vowing no lag  
The first to fall papal pride in the purple stride of mace

Deserted one sits unwashed on the pavements in disgrace
Eyes avert insatiable molly-coddled egos which drag gag
The fall from grace is the shame borne as lost face
The first to fall papal pride in the purple stride of mace

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
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Premium Member Fall From Grace

I am
But a worm 
Crawling in the 
Damp dark earth

Or yet
A creepy bug
That can neither 
Fly nor walk

Have I 
Stumbled so far
To warrant 
This transformation?

How have
I so lost
My way
As to lack human form?

Insidious erosion 
Of things so fair 
And decent 
Day by day die

Discipline the heart
The mind
The soul
For survival of grace 



TLR 8-3-17


Fall From Grace

I've fallen from grace 
Crashed through the sky 
Landing crumpled where I lie
My sins are what sent me tumbling
Weighting down my soul. 
Wings ripped out 
Im bleeding from the scars
I've been cast out forever 
My golden halo no longer shines
My sins forever haunt me 
Lies, darkness, and empty eyes.
My fall from grace has left me hallow
Wishing for the girl who used to fly
Before the lies
Before the wrong paths my feet followed 
My mortal sins confine me 
Tormenting me in the form of
Darkness and daemons 
which attack me from all sides 
As they invade my mind.
If not for  being branded on my soul
I'd just wash them all away
Hoped to turn the water black 
Cleansing the shadows to light again
Ill live amongst the sinners now 
Forced to fight and try to survive
It's my eternal punishment.
Forced to wonder with those like me 
Other who have fallen 
because of their dark and secret sins
Aging till we die.
Maybe then I'll be forgiven 
For the sins written in my soul.
Maybe then in deaths embrace
 ill be able to fly again .
© Rose Yohn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Fall From Grace

I once lived in a land of welcomes, greetings, hellos, and sweet goodbyes                                                                       I now reside forevermore in a forever place of hellos and never goodbyes
Here I stand in darkness, nowhere near anything that looks like home                                                                           Fear came with my fall from grace, but I am also dejected and alone

My abode was a most beautiful mansion overlooking a scenic hillside                                                                                        I am now condemned to this awful dwelling place, wishing only to hide
Everything I behold is fraudulent, including the flowers in my hand                                                                          I was condemned to this place of the doomed and never never land

I have no one to blame, because it was I who caused this awful pain                                                                          I have been a receiver and not a giver, because I sought only to gain
A fake, a flake, a heart breaker, and an unmerciful taker                                                                            A sin seeker; now, I'm being punished with the evil maker                                                                               I am one of many fallen angels who flirted with danger                                                                                        And to confusion and rebellion, I was not a stranger 

I knew better, but willfully chose not to listen or heed the Divine                                                                                          I chose to be selfish and proud, always reaching for what was mine

The light that I see here is only streaks of fear pretending to be light                                                                 There's only darkness here, designed to torment and forever strike fright
08062017PSContest, Fallen Angels, Laura Loo, 3P

Fall From Grace

I am walking with grace
Shimmering crown on my head
Crowd is rejoicing
My phenomenal moment
All of a sudden
I fall from my poise
The magic is gone
I can’t take this anymore
The dreamy crown
Take away from my head
Freezing to shame
This embarrassing moment
Dethroned after minutes
This is a disgrace
Got nothing to face
I’m dying inside

Note: I really feel bad for Ms. Colombia. Anyway, congratulations Ms. Philippines (Ms.Universe)

Premium Member Fall From Grace

Fallen.

Down into the cold dark morass.

Earthborn once more.

Discarded.

From the warmth of your secret fires.

Out of grace.

Into the wilderness.

Love no longer mine to give.

Nor yours to have.

Requiem.

Into a labyrinth scene.

With shades of your face sketched in reverting dreams.
© Indigo Sky  Create an image from this poem.

"a Fall From Grace"

You pushed me to much
and finally I fell down
won't fall for that again

Premium Member Fall From Grace

swamped by illusions 
immersed in delusion
a strange darkness 
thoughts in confusion 

‘tis the magical way 
living light is caged
its pride demolished
by cravings upstaged 

demi-gods powerful
choosing paths unjust 
on falling from grace
turn thus to dust 

a mere wisp of straw
can turn the tables
love alone is real
moral of all fables 

27-February-2023

Fall From Grace

Fall from Grace 
By Mark Miller 
03/24/2018 

Betray years saving undone 
For misery born Grace as
Blood leaks viscous cold 
Falling through hates   
Lonely endeavor    
Reliving Daughter's cry 
Saying missing you
Why you disappear 
Where's that smiling face
Missing so much 
Your giving gratitude   
Wishing daily Dad  
Waiting at stop interval 
Worldview country fair 
Pairing memory day's
Without daddy's protective 
Arms reaching out 
Wearing our weapons 
Keeping us at odds 
Behind freezing glass 
Do you remember 
The time we went to Library 
Buying Orwell's book with
The farm animal  pigs 
You said but hon it's allegory 
I laughed then but Dad
I'm older now no longer
Thirteen anymore 
With understanding 
Why letters come none
From purgatory's dungeon 
Just one visit sure would help
For someday to wake up 
To wrap your baby warm    
Under covers comfort 
So snug as a bug

Premium Member Fall From Grace

Our hypnotic stupor, cause of our fall from grace
The flame flickers and our attention oscillates
The ego offers mind endless puzzles to lace
Deluded, rudderless heart then agitates
Voice of soul, as conscience, negates

When head and heart align
The ego dies for we we feed it not
As God-essence, for His love we pine
Exiting serpentine pathways of narrow thought
We thus regain freedom by non-doing self-taught

17-April-2022

Premium Member Lucifer's Fall Fall From Grace

You come here and you hold the bottomless pit;
You've come to grips your life worthless;
Whom am I to say;
God doesn't force it on us, it's you  this way;
You've chosen to fall away;
You've pick the ransom, but to your dismay;
You didn't always, think this way;
Should have prayed, should have stayed;
Now in your imagination;
You come across this perfect nation;
Filled with love, joy, peace and harmony;
Streets made of gold, God is the light;
No more night, no need for the moon or the sun;
Whom am I to say;
God inter-workings are not ours to play;
You didn't always, think this way;
Should have prayed, should have stayed;
and the beauty of it all as I survey;
This place where I'm wanting to go one day;
Such a haven;
This place must be heaven;
And you whom once have such a perfect, and beautiful face;
Fallen, fallen, fell Fall Lucifer you whom have fallen from grace;

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