Hate Keep Poems | Examples

These Hate Keep poems are examples of Keep poems about Hate. These are the best examples of Keep Hate poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberKEEP OUR BABIES SAFE

Today’s blessing goes out to everyone 
but especially those who have the power 
and who must be willing
to stop the hate and prejudice and wars
and all the people you are killing.

To take a moment before you decide 
to stop and think that maybe
that person you are killing is still somebody’s baby:


May we be blessed to understand 
from the moment we first hold them in our arms….
It is up to do our best to keep our babies protected…safe 
and free from harm.
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Premium MemberKeep Your Vigil, Whispers of Gray -

Keep your vigil, whispers of gray -
Speak of what I do understand.
Assault the evil glare of day;

It doesn’t speak for my heart -
Rather for the city made of stone
Which knows no bounds of hate.

On this day, I’ve fallen apart;
No love for the pieces that remain.
It offers no comfort.

Your neutrality fills me whole;
Share my haven with this mute
Though you are harsh but truthful.

Engage me, oh - whispers of gray -
Until I can bear its façade -
I will bleed for a better day.

Premium MemberKeep My Faith

Lord, I believe in You and myself,
With You I can do almost anything.
Even if I'm overweight...
I believe You'll keep me alive until the day
You want me back home with you.
I'm sorry for my sins
And all of us are imperfect humans:
Debating about beliefs, greedy thieves,
And everything else you hate.
So please forgive all of us and open the gate
To Your Heavenly Kingdom.
Have Your Son save us all.
Sometimes I believe I don't deserve You
And Your Promise for Eternity,
But Your Son's words reassure me.
I feel scared of the destruction in Your Revelation,
But remember You'll keep me safe
If I just forever keep my faith.

Premium MemberKeep Or Kill Your Hate

Keep or kill your hate. 

don't employ a gang,

why should i be called,

to this flame you lit.

since you told the tale, 

there are sides obscured. 

i cannot be judge, 

to the tales by one, 

you were friends so close, 

they are still mine from far. 

don't employ my hate,

don't influence my view,  

I  was never there, 

so keep or kill your hate.

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