Short Armageddon Poems

Short Armageddon Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Armageddon by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Armageddon by length and keyword.


Premium Member Armageddon

ominous war clouds

overcast Middle-East's sky.

Armageddon's thrill! 







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    06 January 2020
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Peter's Pumpkin Eaters

An early victim
		Cinderella
	Destroyed her coach
			Into fantasy.

Forgotten the fear
		Of Halloween
	Masked forever
			By Armageddon.

Countdown To Armageddon

Gunpowder
was to ‘Little Boy’
as a whisper
to a shout

Forever changed
the world remains
enslaved
— unto its rout

(The New Room: February, 2025)
war
Form: Rhyme

Armageddon

sun
rising
our heat source

moon
at night
shining bright

sea
surrounds
giving life

earth
mountains
valleys deep

man
monster
killing creep
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dripping Tears

There's something that most of us fear 
Unfortunately, we're dripping a tear 
We've all hit a bump 
Thanks to President Trump 
Armageddon, I hope not...Oh Dear!
Form: Limerick


Negotiate

Coarse and contrived
Sterilized pride
Deaden

Absent and aloof
Formalized spoof
Leaden

Surly and wry
Hostilities nigh
Redden

Distrust and dissent 
Predestined event
Armageddon
Form: Epigram

Man-Of-Letters Requiem

The man-of numbers, not of “letters,” thrives,
Computer-calculator-Man survives
And shatters stained glass window-panes,
Obsequious of Progress and its promised gains:
Arithmetic of Armageddon reigns.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Man-Of-Letters Requiem

The man-of numbers, not of “letters,” thrives,
Computer-calculator-Man survives
And shatters stained glass window-panes,
Obsequious of Progress and its promised gains:
Arithmetic of Armageddon reigns.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Fault Line

Clothed in fraud,
his disguise supreme

Frightening listeners,
confusion schemed

His world inside,
a caldera waits

Armageddon trembling
—the hour late

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Armageddon

Orgasmic Armageddon!
So, did we get it on?
Bliss and satiation,
Or was it Armageddon?
Are you still in Australia?
Like Vesuvius and Etna,
Daze in stupefaction-----
How did this compare to Armageddon?

Premium Member The Battles On

Bizarre lights in the night skies, some say, “Ezekiel’s Wheels”, others, “UFO’s”. Perhaps they are twinkling stars or simply, reflections from passing cars? Maybe, angels fighting Armageddon…
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Archangel's Amazing Announcement

Angel's amity amidst angry assembled archenemies,
archangel's amazing announcement,
an armistice achieved, armaments acquiesce,
ardent applause,
averted an armed and amoured armies animus
and an Armageddon annihilation

Apathy

Your head’s in the sand
  the canary at hand

The beggar inside you
  his kingdom commands

Mired in apathy
  lost in denial

One last Armageddon
  —the price of your wile

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tipping Point USA

The Armageddon army
believes in climate change
The tipping point the target
for the world to rearrange 
With blood and smoke and mirrors 
magicians have their tricks
To pull wool over eyes
(m)ad men have their gimmicks.
Form: Rhyme

Apathy

Your head’s in the sand,
  the canary at hand

The coward inside you,
  his kingdom commands

Mired in apathy,
  lost in denial

One last Armageddon
  —the price of your wile

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Beyond Belief

There are teenagers knocking and ringing
  the bells of the elderly nearby at night
  waves of stealing  cars and items of homes,
  Clockwork Orange returns installing fear
  but now it real and  beyond belief
  Armageddon near?

Ancient Glory Lost

Swords will clamp,
Rome will stand.
Shields will block,
Greece will fall.
Armageddon will burn,
Babylon will be torn.
America is in a den,
Russia looks to reign...
Korea is the lion
Ready to pounce
On all we call world power!

Fly On the Wallpaper

Tonight I’m dressed up
in the finest wallpaper
As you waltz by
With your shiny 
Trophy of the week
Oh, you should be
A fly on my Wall
I rolled up in the edges
Of the Seventh Day Herald
News of your Armageddon
In my hands
Splat!

Word Association With a Hypochondriac

Hello
Goodbye
Morning
Sickness
Cigarette?
Cancer
Drugs
Salvation
Fluffy little bunnies
Myxomatosis
Yoghurt
Bacteria
Sunshine
Melanoma
Toilet
Armageddon
Death
Everywhere
Drugs
Salvation
Healthy
Obsession
Hypochondriac
Moi?
Form: Imagism

The Red of Anger

Armed with the proper medicine

To face the awakening Armageddon

Tap into a berserker's adrenaline

Hurricane apocalypse gasoline felon

My brain food is the unused mind

I eat from your split melon

I hope now I got your full attention

Premium Member Armageddon

bloodshed of the kings until Christ arrives with mournival of aces a double-edged sword “The Word” creates; and obliterates evil 8/19/2022
*mournival - set of 4, comes from the French word meaning a “slap in face.”

Premium Member Religious young mind destroyed by violent computer games

The day that Armageddon came,
he thought the entire thing was kind of lame.
Nothing but the noise and smoke of a fiery battle,
and people, left and right, bloodily slaughtered like cattle ~
not much different really from any other mediocre computerized game.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Day After Day

How quickly 
the morning 
news
moves on;
the bridge
was last
week,
the earthquake
yesterday,
today
the eclipse 
may trigger 
Armageddon,
meanwhile
outside birds
are chirping, 
flowers 
are blooming,
and no rain
is forcast 
today
or tomorrow.

Diamante Iii

Enemy
                           hostile foe
                    hating, harming, loathing
                War, Armageddon, Peace, Amity
                 loving, giving, understanding
                         warm supportable
                             Friend
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Judgement Day

Sea gulls calling out to the wind
Dark clouds looming over the hills
Listen to the wind, is it too still?
Is Nature is crying from deep within?
Is  Armageddon very near ?
Come ye friend, come ye foe
Lets all take a new birth
Before the sound of the bugle is heard.

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