Sunday Easter Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberJellybeans

Jellybeans tell a story, did you know? A tale of God's love... Red –Jesus’ blood Green—His harmony in our growth Purple—His sorrow for humanity Blue—Is for the heaven's in which He came White—Is for the grace He gave Black—Make merit not sin, and you will be forgiven Yellow—Is for His light that shines within Orange—Is for the strive for the greater good Pink—Is for the new beginnings rainbow color sweets green jellybeans in a jar~ chewy Easter treats
Happy Easter! 4/5/26
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Premium MemberMANGO CAKE

Mango’s most fruity floral sensations
Angelic purée mixes vexing vibrations
Native-born flushes lush bright red heads
Got it going on, the tongue it savors
Orgasmic orange organic fruit flavors

Crèam de la crème   
Always in our humble home, a win
Kudos praises goes berserk   
Easter Sunday’s desert!
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Premium MemberEaster Sunday

Beautiful Spring day
thankful that he is Risen
sin is defeated

Premium MemberRest

Rest

Today, celebrate this day. It is
Sunday but it is also
Easter. He is
Risen

Premium Membereaster sunday memories

Lavender gingham dress
Teensy tiny cotton checks
Laced pinafore with dotted Swiss trim
Thick scratchy twirling tulle petticoat
Lacy white Sunday school gloves
I twirled my dress in my shiny patent leather shoes
Feeling enormously pretty


Premium MemberVictory Sunday

Bright light pervades the tomb. Wrappings neatly folded, laid aside. Perfect Son of Man resuscitates; Adorned in power and majesty. Darkness of death irreversibly erased. Salvation in Christ’s sanctified being. Lamb - head-to-heels immaculate. Brilliance of dayspring greets groom. Perfume of heaven saturates atmosphere; The Rose of Sharon satisfies. Lambent Messiah cast off sin. His eyes bear no pain, Nor shade onrushing sun. Intensity of love and majesty; Zealous to embrace His victory.

Premium MemberHard Evidence

If the disciples hadn't encountered Him,
--Risen-- three days after He had died--
They wouldn't have given their lives
--for Him! Wouldn't even have tried.

They didn't suggest they'd had a vision
of Jesus resurrected, just in a dream--
The Son shone through a cloud of witnesses...
Healed wound-marks --proof-- He did redeem!






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Inspired by listening 2 the Cale Clarke Show,
on Relevant Radio-- after Easter Sunday! :-D

Premium MemberEaster Sunday P T L

EASTER SUNDAY
As Friday becomes Easter day,
we then,with hallelujahs pray.

Premium MemberAn Easter Bunny Rhyme

An Easter Bunny Rhyme Easter’s the time for a bunny rhyme Come hopping in line to church bells chime Twitch noses as if smelling roses Sing bunny rhymes of Easter posies. If you should join an Easter egg hunt Move with a thumpety-thump-thump-thump Share your findings as true friends should do Sharing’s a hunky-dory virtue. Sing of the pain that Jesus went through Hung on a cross for me and for you Upon a hillside so faraway Yet rose again on Easter Sunday. Sing a bunny rhyme in voices clear Alleluia’s for Easter is here Honour Lord Jesus for loving you Sing for bunnies who love Jesus too. *+*+* Easter - 7th April 2023
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Premium MemberSunday Morning

The devil and his demons
The rulers and the unbelievers

They felt triumphant on Friday
Death shouted victoriously on Friday

But they forgot that Sunday was coming
They rested and observed the Sabbath on Saturday

But life broke forth
Life changed the world

Life altered history forever
when in came Sunday morning

040623PS

Premium MemberEaster Chick Race Today

Retired Easter chick race is happening again today!
We were all eager to see it, it is fun every single May.
What are they riding? Someone asked, first time at the line.
Miniature stallions, we call them, they run incredibly fine.

The retired Easter chicks are older, and a little huffy.
Some have molted half their feathers, and they act stuffy.
We cheer them on, and they stick out their beaks in a weird way.
Watching this insane race every year truly makes a fantastic Sunday.

Premium MemberApril

At Sunday Easter
Parade children laughed and danced.
Rabbit and huge chick
In a float threw filled toy eggs,
lollipops, and jellybeans.


3/30/2023

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Premium MemberHe Is Risen

Blessed peace and redemption sublime
May be our final, eternal reward
Just as present moments of grace beyond time
Are divine gifts no king can afford

Written 4/17/22
Easter Sunday

Premium MemberPoor Easter Bunny

The Easter bunny’s feeling sick He ate eight boiled eggs for a trick And cannot stop fartin His butt end is smartin The other bunnies took the mick! Poor bunny said “It isn’t funny I’ve got excess gas in my tummy Eating eggs is a curse And what’s even worse My rabbit currants have turned runny” While Easter bunny had a walk His bunny pals began to talk They came up with a plan And saw hardware store Stan Who fitted Bunny with a cork When bunny just nibbled on hay His flatulence soon went away Long gone is the smell And bunny is well To bring chocolate eggs on Sunday thanks to a friend who smoothly whispered a prompt to me 04/15/22

Premium MemberThree Days Prior

Friday, three days prior;
The Son was scourged and bleeding.
Sunday, when He rose again-
A spotless Lamb proceeded.

Friday, three days prior;
The Son had cried: “forsaken?”
Sunday, when He rose again-
The keys of hell were taken.

Friday, three days prior;
The Son of God was dead.
Sunday, when He rose again-
Trembling demons fled.

Friday, three days prior;
The Son was laid to rest.
Sunday, when He rose again-
He bore a Royal Crest.

Friday, three days prior;
The Son was in a tomb.
Sunday, when He rose again-
The Rose of Sharon bloomed.

Friday, three days prior;
The Son was set in stone.
Sunday, when He rose again-
He claimed His rightful throne.
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