Rhyme Peace Poems

These Rhyme Peace poems are examples of Peace poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of Peace Rhyme poems written by international poets.

By grace, saved from the pits of hell
because of His light, His love, all is well
I believe in this man, Jesus, who saved me
Once I

© Regina Mcintosh  

I know I messed things up
But you chooses to be in a slump
You had the chance to show up
When I needed you to pick me

© Pri Chand  

The assurance of light 
During times dark and desperate
Bestows warmth within freezing cold
Where peace from a storm’s respite 
Finds home through dangerous shoals
Guiding your ship

© Lonna Blodgett  

There’s beauty in imagining great things;
It lights our dark future with hope-filled dreams ~
Visions of peasants ordained to be kings,
And plebeians crowned as queens, so

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

You see the evil doesn’t look at all condemned
Those evil troublemakers of mankind
Are well remembered, way above the nameless dead
Who by the will of country

© Gregory Colodub  

Peace of Mind Among The Times

There’s a concept forming upon the horizon 
A sunset warning me to focus my eyes upon 
A notion of antiquity

© Elizabeth Moroz  

KEEP CALM AND CARRY THE CORPSE

Britain bleeds through cracked red bricks,
Rain on windows, cold that sticks.
Bills climb high, wages crawl,
We’re taxed to the teeth —

© Sam Russell  

I don't take one side or two
In disputes about who’s right
And who’s wrong – it could be you
Or it could be me tonight
But the next

© Gregory Colodub  

Unperturbed by prevailing circumstances,  
Untroubled by gnawing situations,  
The tempest does not hinder the ship's voyage;  
There is something to understand about

© Thompson Emate  

Bright is the dew that embraces my earth
As seasons breathe with a lingering sigh; 
Oaks in teal ripple and glimmer in peace
With hymns of '

© Nette Onclaud  

They shout for a piece of my mind—
I offer the quiet, forged and cool,
Not shrapnel, not wildfire, not the grind
Of teeth on bone, but a

© Hira Fatima  

Force that turns glass shards to mists
and causes girders to bend and twist
flesh and bone cannot resist
nor mortal word can console this

pushed to the brink
with

© Ant Mac  

   Peace of mind is the unique quality
   of any individual person
   depending only on own emotion
  

© Anisha Dutta  

The Ferris wheel, a spoked and sputtering crown,
Pinned back the velvet dark. We paid our fee
In crumpled bills, bought passage to the town
Where gravity forgot

© Hira Fatima  

They asked for a piece of my mind—
so I offered silence, wrapped in gold.
No rage, no clamor, no thunderclap,
just breath unbroken when the world turned

© Hira Fatima