Short Agnostic Poems

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Ten Words Beginning With A

An agnostic already all assuming about
Antiquated adulating adulterated arrogance.

So who can you describe with words
all beginning with the same letter?

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
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Nonbeliever

Nonbeliever
by Michael R. Burch writing as Kim Cherub

She smiled a thin-lipped smile
(What do men know of love?)
then rolled her eyes toward heaven
(Or that Chauvinist above?).
Form: Verse

Premium Member Heresy

I must reject the holy-moly, mumbo-jumbo,
All that spirituality soup—Chicken Dumbo.
Atheists, Existentialists, and I, Agnostic,
Eschew the false enlightenment—socially caustic.
Form: Rhyme

Molten

Yes, we are older ladies.
All with molten hips and knees,
Agnostic or Catholic fantasies?
Nothing like a good chick lit.
Who on earth wrote this blip?
Love is pulsating away,
I'll enjoy this book today!

Whirlwind Spirit

Once ravaged, souls salvaged
haunt savaged:
nostalgic for magic
in tragic
dreams psychotic, script agnostic
by despotic
lies chivalrous (shed fibrous
force frivolous)
to begin, my chagrin.
Our coffin
tailspin
plans covertly
to pervert
or convert.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Agnostic

Speak to me with silent lips
Lest I learn to know your voice, 

Touch my hand with fleeting grace
Lest I find I need your warmth, 

Form your smile in flesh alone
Lest I come to love your soul, 

Pass me by in twilight's haze
Lest I wake to find you gone.

Premium Member Inquisitive Child

"Mommy, is god everywhere?"
"Yes, honey, god is everywhere."
"Does that mean god's in the toilet?"
"I suppose so."
"If I flush god is he still in the toilet?"
"Yes, he'd still be there."
"Is god in the pus from a popped pimple?"
"Go cut me a switch so I can give you a whipping."

The Poet's Market Or the Stock Market?

The world of money is still there
        Beating its way 
into one's  brains
Poetry is fluff
    omnipresent dollar
But still.....
A few lines can touch 
the Jewish Soul, the Christian soul,
the atheist and agnostic soul
So if you get the 
    chance
Write or listen to a poem
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Gas Balloon

Derailed, dizzy, drunk, I snore on my floor.
Naked, unshaven, bald I don’t beg for a penny.
Rotten poems, intellectual crap, I'm agnostic.
Warm dialogues, Worms all over me, I'm reckless.
Shivering and shouting, I'm searching for my balls.
Hallucination, Marijuana, dreams, life is a gas balloon.

Premium Member Believers and Skeptics

 believers
                      devout, fervent
         accepting, aiming, progressing
worshippers, devotees, persistent, cynics
     disbelieving, bearing, confounding
                   agnostic, cautious
                          skeptics
Form: Diamante

Premium Member The Atheist

The Atheist

 am I the person
   who disbelieves existence
of God--for lack of

can’t see HIM---visions
   concept confused---based religions
agnostic,  skeptic

doubt, disbeliever
   doubting Thomas atheist
lack nonbeliever


11/24/18
For The Atheist Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Anthony Slausen
Form: Haiku

Premium Member I CAN'T BELIEVE I THOUGHT as an agnostic


Into a meadow,
I stopped by a gate

I often happened this way

Upon the stile I lent my arms,
Closing my eyes for a while

It often happened this way

Deep in my mind's eye
A vision,clear as day

They oftimes happen this way

This face of  a man,
Had become known to me

I had begun to walk His way.
Form: Bio

Birdsong

The Birdsong of Ludovico,
New to my agnostic ears,
Commences unrestrained 
From a godly source

To irrigate my fields,
To rearrange my clouds,
To tantalize my doubts,
To render my cathedral..

His royal nest of birdsong notes
Fills my congregation
With an unknowable truth:
Yes there is a source,

I can be sure,
I am not lost.
Form: Sonnet

Unfaithful

Agnostic me the Atheist –
the devil’s advocate.
No worship, church or being blessed;
No feeling for religious hate.

Bombarded by the hands of God,
for vacuum must be filled,
so every faith does seek my nod
to have their oath instilled.

But God and Godless are not foes
that snarl across the land.
It is two faiths where hatred grows
beyond a line drawn in the sand.
Form: Rhyme

Lifeform

Call me agnostic.
Call me an atheist.
Call me a non-believer.
But I'm not a Christian.

All lifeforms evolve.
Creations resolved.

Tell me about hell.
Tell me about your book.
Tell me some more fairytales.
I don't believe in it.

I'm in hell.
It was put here to deceive me.
I don't believe in fairytales.
We share a common ancestor.

All lifeforms evolve.
Creations resolved.
Form: ABC

Agnostic: Bisexual of This World

A proud agnostic, but a bit fair,
Truth of truths to me once did aver—
A guy clear as blue sky,
If per chance a bit wry:
If I know not, no one knows either!

Agnostic sure an either or bird,
Milk gone sour as if turned into curd,
One that fakes two-way fun,
To me, all said and done
Be the bisexual of this odd world.
________________________________ 
Reflections |03.05.2023| humour
Form: Limerick

The Agnostic

for the terrifying first time,
strange, humbling feeling,
catches himself imploring,
praying almost, to the One
he has been longing to know,
but, in all honesty, just cannot;

he now pleads for blessings
of ignorance and forgetting,
opting to take a scary step
for which all, all the walking
in his life has successfully
failed to properly prepare him:

... to beg, "teach me to pray."

Premium Member Agnostic Acrostic

A being so mighty he made everything
God is his name, they speak it, or sing
No-one can prove that he really exists
Oh how can it be that the rumour persists
Such beauty abounds on this planet we dwell
Though war and atrocity loiter as well
It’s ‘faith’ that says thanks for the good things we’ve had
Claiming ‘mysterious ways’ for the bad
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member shaky ground

  i’m a poet not a prophet ~ to believe otherwise would be odd

  i blur visions of rhyme with latent reason ~ exactly like a god 

  so many times I’ve felt abandoned ~ desperate for a tiny nod 

  to see it in my rearview mirror ~ mr bobble head is overawed 

                                     #footnote#

  i’ve had unexplained interventions in this life ~ agnostic i trod

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Between the Seasons

White May Blossoms
quake their blushing bells.

Agnostic winds roam,
whisking through,
a chill and pensive sky.

Spring may well appear,
yet today once more,
winter has resurrected itself,
with a sly cold wink.

Daffodils spectate,
wait and shiver,
on the sidelines.

Small dogs sniff the nippy shoes,
of brisk walkers,
then hurry onward -
their tell-tale tails
halfway up
and halfway down.

Weird and Irreligious Thoughts 2023-001

I
God always wins the wager if we live long on earth... and even if we don't.

II
Some questions die with questioners; even if God heard the questioning daily (for 90 years)

III
If Jesus died for the sins of those born after 2000, will more from India and China be in heaven? Will whites be a minority in heaven?

IV
If race and color don't matter in heaven, God is miserly not to have given more practice here
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member God Is a Flat

Dead and distant.
Someone's personal best friend.

Don't say his name, don't draw his face.

He or She or They are an A Flat or a B Sharp,
or a thought, a spark, or a coming together,
Everything or nothing at all,
or love.
The beginning and the end.
The Alpha dog the scruffy human pack seeks,
roaming wildly in the quest for answers.

God is an A Flat or a B Sharp,
but not a Middle C.
That would just be too ordinary.

Emphasis

Passion for what still exists
Phonon of ones fists
Durance of eclectic hours
Fire on the hell gone towers
Phenomenon is.
                                                                                        
Formality for passion
Lacks it's existence 
For it's agnostic purpose
Keeps as moving in a sense-
keeps as running fast.


For contest.
In form of Tanka. Written about 
New Age Aquarius.
Written by Lana Judnic.
© Lana Lana  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Sahgur Helm

hell below the door post mast
 columns of chewed brevity
 nothing found heavy
 8675309

 this is the best part
 an olive fell into my Scotch
 the ham bone was roasting next to the sink
 Sahgur built his city on rock & roll

 the chief priest of the Agnostic front
 legend has it he was under a spell
 I got a great story by which to tell
 Sahgur Helm roasted chicken in a back of a pan

 he was working on an unbelievable plan

Cursed Union

xtian-atheist-agnostic-xtian hopeful?

The blackness in me is a seed
that needs to feed
and it feeds upon the filth in me
that grows like a weed
the very burning of my desires and yearnings
in an attempt to cleanse away the soot from my soul
to reach the clearing of peace
to be baptized of all unclean thoughts
all of this I go through 
just to make it through to communion
to communicate with him
to once again commemorate our union

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