Prayer Easter Poems | Examples

These Prayer Easter poems are examples of Easter poems about Prayer. These are the best examples of Easter Prayer poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberSPARROW'S PSALM

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dawn cracks the tomb's seal spiritual light blooms inside where death used to breathe. Now the sparrow sings the psalm only empty graves can teach.


Premium MemberSerenity

With a still small voice, 
As if in Gethsemene,
I am given a choice
To allow for serenity.

It is there
I feel alone.
It's a place
So unlike home.

It is there
I take the high road.
It is there
I carry the heaviest load.

But serenity is my reward.
It's my brand new start.
This place I leave no longer alone.
This place of belonging, home.

Premium MemberCrosswords

CHRIST spoke while on the cross

RELIGION kills, but relationship heals

OUR savior offered prayer of forgiveness

SALVATION was given while on the cross

SATISFACTION was achieved on the cross

WORLD'S salvation was made available

OFFENSES against God were fully paid for

REDEMPTION was accomplished completely

DEEDS of the law and self righteousness: Nullified

SINS: Fully covered by Christ's blood on the cross

Premium MemberBrother Rabbit

Brother Rabbit, tell me please
When will the hard times end? 
Will the hell on earth increase
To a no man’s land? 
Quiet life is my conviction
Totally predictable 
Time goes by, in benediction
Of the daytime rituals
Last night I went up the hill
I could see for miles
Moonlit path across the field
Under the starry skies
Were you there, I can’t say
Either I’m not sure
If you heard my little pray
You are so demure
I don’t seek a golden fleece
I wasn’t wired to fight
Brother Rabbit, share some peace
Send it through the night
Not a calm before the storm
But a storm no more 
Peaceful living, like a norm
Shielded by the law.

Premium MemberBlood- Red Dawn

A crimson tide o'er Golgotha ascends
No chalice held, a sacrifice.
The Holy Week 
a shroud that slowly rends.
Mourning flocks 
adrift from faith's secure fold.

A traitor’s kiss, 
a friendship bought and sold.
Peter's denial,
a love that cannot mend.
A crown of thorns 
a cruel and mocking crowd.
The weight of sin on Christ 
Savior, true friend.

Through Gethsemane's forsaken 
shadowed mire.
He trod
a steadfast soul 
with love's eternal fire.
His final breath 
a lamented prayer
a ragged cry.
A promise etched in every gasping sigh.

From darkest night 
a radiant dawn shall rise.
Redemption’s hymn 
a dove 
takes to the skies.

Though flesh may fail 
love’s covenant remains.
A chalice brimming 
hope never dies
 breaks the chains.


Premium MemberEASTER

Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace is counted wise:
And he that shutteth his lips is deemed a man of understanding 
Seek the lord while he may be found 
Trust in the lord with all your heart and lean not to your own understanding   
Even a child is known by his doings
Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer 

Even though I am of sin he gave his life for me
Angels are my guardians guiding and praying
Somber days come and go and tests some I fail
Tribulations lord knows well, he save me from hell
Enjoying blessing of Easter, hearts and joy from above
Remembering to serve my master and to return his love

The first six lines are quotes from these bible verses:
PROVERBS 17:28
ISAIAH 55:6
PROVERBS 3:5
PROVERBS 20:11
ROMANS 12:12

Premium MemberAn Easter Prayer

An Easter Prayer
(Esoteric Meaning of Christmas)

Let not the sun rise so high
that I may never again reach
its light -- 

nor set so low
that my spirit now resides
in darkness, irretrievable

but let me dwell peacefully,
balanced, in a new body of humanity,
a purified vessel, that of the risen Christ
– live outright redeemed,
one with God and His good 
angels, 
ever loving.

Premium MemberA Glorious Easter Dream

To dream…..

Of how I can put a smile on another 
human’s face.
And not be one groveling in media 
and it’s sad disgrace!


To make a genuine difference in this 
violent world.
Not a lost soul,caught in hideous
political,lies and swirls!

The world knows not,that this is Holy
Saturday.
It honors dishonest men,and punishes 
the good~vanquish them with your 
blessings in every way.


4/8/2023

Premium MemberHe Called Me Lazarus

He Called Me Lazarus Miracle Man 2/22/2023 Good morning Lazarus, were his first words voiced. Then immediately with tears, my eyes began welling. Twas one day past Easter, and I sat there unvoiced. Thoughts rushing from my heart, that were compelling. He was referencing the day, God had rescued me. I think back on this time,. when prayer warriors pleaded. Then from the pangs of death, “Miracle Man” came to be. God’s hand during this time, was not to be impeded. As advanced years whisper by, God grants me recall. Of the destiny that brought, this time into being. The Widow Maker and S.C.A. did both on me befall. But God had a purpose, far beyond my seeing.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberMy Theology

MY theology was formed when Mother taught me the Lord's Prayer.

YOU and I know that what's good for mother is good enough for us.



THEOLOGY, defined as the study of God, is made simple at Calvary.

HE, God Almighty, clearly defines theology for all mankind at Calvary.

ETERNITY'S long-awaited secret is revealed and offered to all at Calvary.

OBJECTIONS are overruled, not sustained; sin's curse is sealed at Calvary.

LOVE defeats and obliterates both Satan's lies and deceit at Calvary.

OVERREACH by Satan and organized religion proves fatal at Calvary.

GOD was in Christ and reconciling the world to Himself at Calvary.

'YES' is God's forever word of guaranteed acceptance at Calvary.

041222PS

Premium MemberHappy Easter To All Poetry Soup Poets

Confetti filled eggs a traditional part of Easter An early rise before the sunrise, brief prayer relief to fill a slow cooker with corn beef, carrots, potatoes and cabbage. Proud of myself I didn't damage the homemade yeast rolls. I took one last shameless flirt at the chocolate mousse for dessert. Relieved my grandson and granddaughter right in the middle picked up their grandfather from the hospital. Afterwards, no refrain for a hunt of confetti filled Easter eggs after a fresh rain. No need to explain grandson drove back to college to glean more knowledge. 4/9/2018 An Easter tradition filling dyed egg shells with confetti, candy and money..
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberGood Friday

G - race lighting my heart
O – ver the worst part
O – ld sins forgiven and forgotten
D – reams of real love boughten

F – aith fills my soul
R – idding me of sin on the whole
I – nsuring me of God’s hope
D – usting me with a prayer to cope
A – live on the third morn
Y- es! We can truly be reborn!

Premium MemberA Man At Roadside

A man at roadside 

This seems long ago
But not so long I guess..
There was a man
Of rugged countenance
And flowing hair
Seated at roadside
Relaxed in his being
At the beginning of
My ascent on a 
Sunny park trail..
No word was spoken
Yet more than words 
Were the eyes
Making brief contact..
A gaze really
A knowing gaze
Not to be forgotten
After these years...

Premium MemberEaster Prayer

Lord of love, on this day with blood did buy this chance for all to rise from ransoms paid. With forgiving grace that must not ever die, whose sacrifice laid bare with shame, betrayed. Rare, as spring's new life in immortal bloom, you cast the bounds drawn cold by grave and stone. Death yields its pious prey from tears and tomb. At last, forever, we are not alone. Glory for eternity, your light defines joy resurrected in the souls of men. Lifting hearts towards peace sensed so sublime to bring all, as one, home to God again. Forgive the agony we have put you through and hear only love when we speak of you. Rising Son Poetry Contest Sponsored by Chantelle Anne Cooke 04/04/2019

Premium MemberSpring Rebirth Sonnet

Quiet please dulcet winter’s wind clatter
Let sun shine, snows melt to lace, crocus be.
No howls, blinding blizzards, hail shatter,
Let land seep water and lake birds see.

I want a chiffon of lemon grass buds
and to shed sweaters and slippers and vests.
Cleanse the soot from walks with soapy suds.
Breathe fresh air warm with sun without tests.

I have given my prayers for hunger and peace
thanked my gifts, set out new starts.
I have measured my corn to fatten geese.
The barn is dank and gloomy with stale farts.

Restart year. Seed the babies, feed the living.
Now's time of resurrection and giving.

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