Short Bernadette Poems

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


Bernadette Soubirous

Called so young,
So profound and sweet.
A spring of mud,
A wall of filth.
Yet, life ran true
As you gave all.
Could that we,too,
Possess such faith.
Form:


Distributing Energy

B-eacon's
E-arly
R-ays
N-ow
A-scend
D-istributing
E-nergy
T-o
T-he
E-arth

Topic: Birthday of Bernadette Pineda (April 20) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Beaming Beacon

B-eautiful day brings
J-oy to the heart, mind, and soul, 
A-s the sky is bright.







Topic: Birthday of Bernadette J. Abalos (March 9) 
Form: Acrostic Haiku
Form: Haiku

Time To Remember

Happy birthday, dear Bernadette, 
Now is the time to remember; 
Let not your mind ever forget 
The Lord God's gift, mercy, and care. 

Topic: Birthday of BernadetteJ. Abalos (March 09)
Form: Quatrain

As Newness Takes Over Now

B-eacon
E-rases
R-ainy
N-ight
A-nd
D-ark
E-vening
T-o
T-imely
E-levate

A-s
N-ewness
T-akes
O-ver
N-ow 

Topic: Birthday of Bernadette T. Anton (May 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


As Dawn Ends the Twilight

B-eacon 
E-agerly 
R-ises 
N-ow 
A-s 
D-awn 
E-nds 
T-he 
T-wilight 
E-arly 

P-lacing 
R-ay 
A-nd 
G-leam 
A-bove 

Topic: Birthday of Bernadette F. Praga (May 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

As Lines Offer Sublimity

B-eholders
E-agerly
R-ead
N-otable
A-crostic
D-esign
E-ven
T-hough
T-heir
E-yes

A-re
B-leary
A-s
L-ines
O-ffer
S-ublimity

Topic: Birthday of Bernadette J. Abalos (March 09) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Dreaded Eeriness

B-rutal
E-nemy's
R-abid
N-astiness
A-pplies
D-readed
E-eriness
T-ill
T-hreat
E-mploys

M-ystery
A-nd
Y-ucky
E-pidemic's
R-isk

Topic: Birthday of poetess Bernadette Mayer (May 12) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Thoughts Transcendent


B-lue
E-yes'
R-esembled 
N-ice
A-ppearance
D-eliberately
E-xcites
T-houghts
T-ruly
E-thereal,

A-llowing
N-onmaterial
T-o
O-vercome
N-onphysicality

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Bernadette T. Anton)
Form: Other

As You Appreciate Message

B-irthday
E-xpression's
R-ighteous
N-ote
A-bout
D-edication
E-mploys
T-houghtful
T-heme
E-ndorsing

U-nique
M-eaning
A-s
Y-ou
A-ppreciate
M-essage

Topic: Birthday of Bernadette O. Umayam (February 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Remembrance of Big Event

B-ig 
E-vent's 
R-emembrance 
N-icely 
A-pplies 
D-elightful 
E-xpression's 
T-errific 
T-opic 
E-mploying 

U-plifting 
M-essage 
A-bout 
Y-our 
A-nnual 
M-oment 

Topic: Birthday of Bernadette O. Umayam (February 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Saint Sinead

Saint Sinéad


Rendered asunder
more than just a pope
all the hearts you set on fire
with your sight and fight and hope
their beloved witch
that would not burn 
you tore the temple down
the voice of an angel
only louder 
six feet underground 



RIP 

Shuhada  Sadaqat
Nee Sinéad Marie Bernadette O’Connor
1966-2023

Premium Member Money Is Welcome Everywhere

Money is Welcome Everywhere
"It's not the money, it's the stuff!" Bernadette Peters, the Jerk.
"Give me the MONEY!" Cuba Gooding, Jerry Maguire.
“Do you smell that? Money!” Paul Newman, The Color of Money
Buys us our fancy cars, fine houses, pretty mink coats, ritzy computers,
But also purchases...
groceries, gasoline, toilet paper, Sharpies and notebooks
money is welcome everywhere.

Lourdes

Bernadette prayed,
wore straw knee pads 
and
built a cathedral incarnate.

Remains of the glorified were
sun baked shingles upon her roof.
Beaded mercy chips 
and
pieces of blessed palms
sewn by dainty hands;
her mausoleum.

Visionary lass -
the divine enchantress
taught you to devour
a million agonies
and
digest the callous sins
of modern day charlatans -

who foolishly attributed
your pious actions
to 
telltale symptoms of 
manic depression.
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Middle Finger

Bernadette, ex-midinette,
now leaving Paris:
shop-girl day before.
Paris takes long time to leave,
with all the arrondissements...

Bernadette, ex-midinette
swaps shop-girl airs
for country air.
Paris now seen distantly:
the Eiffel Tower.

Perfect future lies in front
near Lille, or similar.
Shop-girl the day before.
Tells me not to harp on this
and holds up middle finger.



***************************

A midinette is a Parisian shop-girl.

5/1/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Loud Whisper

Loud Whisper.

wide -eyed, teary-eyed 
which tear was counted
every time i cried
heartless or just
thoughtless?

I'd like to scream 
i'd like to shout
only a whisper slips out
can't go back to the girl I was

past scatttered like broken glass
how ever so haunting
the reflection of the  
girl I use to be.

I'd like to scream 
i'd like to shout
only a whisper slips out
can't go back to the girl I was

past scatttered like broken glass

copyright:  Bernadette Barnardt

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