Best Prophesying Poems
Below are the all-time best Prophesying poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of prophesying poems written by PoetrySoup members
Listen For the Drum
listen to the drum,
talking to the dance
listen to the elders,
whispering their chants
listen to the hooves, pounding on the plain
listen to the birds, prophesying rain
listen...
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Categories:
prophesying, appreciation, culture, environment, native
Form:
Rhyme
Prophecy
"Prophecy"
The Bee sleeps Her secrets
In honey
She sleeps Her dreams
a honeycomb
of secret lives
gone wild
in a lost
forest of trees
metamorphosis
in mirrors' reflections
She scries
a prophesier
dreaming
prophecies
where...
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Categories:
prophesying, freedom, muse, romance,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
prophesying, nature
Form:
Haiku
Yangtruth With YintegralbeautiesBeauty, like Truth,
speaks eternal promise
of timeless decomposition.
Flexing Grace
effects empathic Truth
optimizing promise prophets past
reiterating Golden Mythic Creation Stories.
Many have mentioned strength of compassion
and tenacious flexibility of...
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Categories:
prophesying, health, love, nature, religion,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Beyond Understanding WhyWhy are we sanitising gambling,
Why are we legitimising gangs,
Why are we legalising harmful drugs,
Why are we marginalising so many,
Why are we maximising profits,
Why are...
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Categories:
prophesying, addiction, analogy, assonance, bereavement,
Form:
Political Verse
They Followed a StarThey followed a star
As time and place has its solution for all,
those wise men knew, that a messiah will come to call.
Recognizing those celestial lights...
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Categories:
prophesying, 9th grade, appreciation, christmas,
Form:
Ballade
February WindsSunday morning
time for sabbath sacraments.
He steps into gusty wind,
some fat splatter sweeps of raindrops
fall across his porch roof
on down through roaring river valley,
forceful push, then...
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Categories:
prophesying, bird, health, nature, spiritual,
Form:
Narrative
Call Me SkitzoIf I walk across scolding coals, does that make me unstoppable
If I steal metaphors, does that make me a mastermind UN-robbable?
That's improbable, but it's not...
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Categories:
prophesying, hip hop, psychological,
Form:
Rhyme
A Sustainable SanctuaryI'm in the life-long process
of conjoining a Unitarian Universalist Green Sanctuary
communion of All Souls
living healthy
on all wealthy Earth soils.
This is not my first...
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Categories:
prophesying, community, destiny, green, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Life's Ecogenerating LoomHope for richly resonant peaceful warmth
wraps perfectly and mutually redeeming moments
correlatively weaving absorbent straining ropes
woofing full wefted tapestry
through subtly suggestive tipping points
predicting dissonantly ruddered resolutions,
transitioning...
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Categories:
prophesying, earth, hope, passion, peace,
Form:
Free verse
The World and IBanish listening, and teachings end.
Between "Yes!" and "No!"
How much spectral difference is there?
Between healthy "live"...
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Categories:
prophesying, humor, identity, math, political,
Form:
Free verse
Prophets and MessiahsThe difference between
bad-old-boy
competitively evolving
egg white privilege
And good-girl
cooperatively revolutionary
just-us-yolks
Foreshadows a symbiotic contrast
between prophetic performance
and messianic practice,
said Professor Glory
in her Gospel of...
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Categories:
prophesying, destiny, environment, nature, science,
Form:
Political Verse
Where the World Is Today"Living love is better than prophesying love."
Quote by Poet.
Many people are confused with
the now situation of the World which
was caused by many bogus...
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Categories:
prophesying, inspirational love, peace,
Form:
Free verse
King of RighteousnessThorns lament
The daunting face of a beggar
one that smiled at a child
understanding words through insight merits
You become the barb wired fences
where to the blind...
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Categories:
prophesying, faith, forgiveness, fruit, heart,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
prophesying, africa, beauty, childhood, imagery,
Form:
Free verse