Best Last Supper Poems


The Last Supper

His disciples dined on fishes
As Jesus heard all their wishes
The die was cast
Judas was last
And had to do all the dishes

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LAST SUPPER

Elements of roasted lamb
Cups of wine ,nouveau
Sweet tasting spice nut paste
Eaten,without haste
and digested with 
commands of
love !

Premium Member Majestic Friendship

We monthly meet
To pray and eat 
Once children, small
Now several feet

Some rich, some poor
It matters not
Irrelevance of
What we've got

In worldly stuff
Our wealth not mired
My comrade content
Is love inspired

At table share
Our lives in full
Our seasons vibrant
Sometimes just dull 

To glasses raise
These humans dear
My heart is full
So glad you're here

As life unfolds
Both up and down
This friendship king
Has earned it's crown
© Sam Scott  Create an image from this poem.


The Last Supper (Footle)

Bread wine
  Sublime

Premium Member The Last Supper

Have I?
Captured you?
Rapture’d you?
I stare at you
The moon at my back
Wine dripping as blood
Life dripping from your soul
My red hair shines and glows
My Naughty thoughts so sublime
I will devour you
I will make you
Make you be who you are
Make you howl like a wolf in the night
Pleasures as you have never known
Caressing upon your chest
My love, we have no time at all to rest
In peace, just yet
Do you see me, full of your essence?
I smile at our fate of the evening time
I know in the end
All the pleasure I bring to you
You oh great love will return ten fold
I will moan like a satisfied feline
We have accomplished what our tribes said was not
Allowed or possible
Hold me dear
Hold me forever
As we plunge
Together in the depths of love
And leave this world
Forever

Notes: This poem was all over the map, and finally I molded it after the famous Romeo and Juliet.

The Last Supper

Faded tempera
Leonardo da Vinci
Jesus was betrayed


Premium Member The Last Supper of Hope

The Last Supper of Hope

Grief has exhausted itself
And pain has abandoned the heart;
Emptiness now lives where joy
Once called home.

Our streets have become cisterns
Of blood—death quenching its thirst—
Flashbacks of the belly bowels of slave ships
Flying flags of crosses and crescent moons alike.

Hell remains without fury—never discriminating;
And Dante smiling—spits in the face of justice.
 
Today Armageddon sits at the Last Supper; 
May hope be the Bread and Wine.  And 
Judas forgets to RSVP.

Mary Magdalene the Last Supper

Mary Magdalene. The last supper.

The last day I combed Christ’s hair 
I knew I truly loved him,
It was matted and tangled, I believed there and then that we were not all perfect 
people.
Nobody was. 

I always liked a happy thought,
But I knew his mind could be dark and disagreeable,
His hair was stubborn and coarse
Like a Roman Soldiers mood.

As I pulled down hard to rid the tugs
I was aware of jealous eyes
As Judas Iscariot walked by.

His stony look said it all.

He would cut the Devils hair
If it meant he could kiss Christ’s cheek.

Premium Member The Last Supper - Epulaeryu

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                                       ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                                         a piece of unleavened bread
                                             wine – fruit  of  the  vine
                                              a  feast  of  Holy Spirit
                                               fills  my  hungry  soul
                                               with your gift of love
                                                       redemption
                                                           Lord!
                                                           ~~~                  
                                                         Inspired
                                                  by the Holy Bible
                                             Luke:  Chapter 22: 7-23
                                            ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

                                             Awarded:  First Place
                                         John Heck's Epulaeryu contest

Moles Last Supper

mole savors plump worm
as hare eyes imminent feast –
blissful last supper

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On the night when He was betrayed.......

What if The Last Supper
was      The Last Supper

He gave thanks.......

Coke and Chips
could be it

Each time you do.......

Ice and Whiskey
could be it

Remember me
Remember me

Reality bites hard
What if we got it wrong

On the night when He was betrayed.......
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

The Last Supper

.                                          
                                           last supper in FALL -
                                    trees of brownish orange, litter
                                     the earth sweeps the ground

The Last Supper

It was in the dark of night
When the owls cried and the ravens cawed.
That’s when the candle lit dinner for two was served,
Spread on the red tablecloth of savoury sight.

Mumbling whispers of love breached the silence
In the eclectic electricity of brushing bodies,
Announcing the passion to come of our fiery essence,
But the dawn will drown the expectation. 

The stained plates with sticky crumbs of broken love,
The pan with the fried mess of an uneaten passion.
Littered the kitchen sink as hope sunk in the hopeless oblivion.

There’d be cleansing as the brush wiped away the sticky fervour.
Of the love that never was,
Of the dream that was an illusion,
But the two plates still bear the crack and mark of that fallen love.
© Raj Napal  Create an image from this poem.

Last Supper

Meaningful night, to him, a last
Take a moment and reflect
At this time in the past
What was found and what was lost


Michael

Premium Member The Last Supper

re-post inspired by Cindi contest

Elements of roasted lamb
Cups of wine ,nouveau
Sweet tasting spice nut paste
Eaten,without haste
and digested with 
commands of
love !

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