Short Calvary Poems

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


Mother

O Mother when I think of thee,
it is just a step to Calvary,
thy gentle hand upon my brow
is leading me to Jesus now....
Form: Rhyme


Salvation

one dark night at Calvary
our lives to His, we marry
in wholesome and blissful matrimony
that will last for all eternityl
Form: Rhyme

The Cross

He split the veil…He pardoned me.
Forgave my debt…Set me free.
Now He’s my priest…He offered for me
A one-time sacrifice…at Calvary.
Form: Rhyme

He Died So I Might Live

He died for me
So I might live.
He took my place, 
His life to give.

O, what a price 
He paid for me!
There on the cross 
Of Calvary…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Emagi Calvary

E A Roinson 'CALVARY'

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Form: Shape


Premium Member A Helping Hand

A Helping Hand Tom Wright 5/19/2018 If in thought, you’ve asked this question, What’s in it for me? Then you haven’t met Jesus face to face, Or been to Calvary;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Jesus Was the Difference

We have all,
at one time or another,
been guilty of making the statement.
"I'm only one person, what can I do?"
Each time you think one person
can't make a difference,
think of Calvary.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Jesus

The Lion of Judah hurt on the acid tree of Calvary
For vain mortals who bathe and in old sins preen;
Dearest Lamb of God and Love your only summary,
What divinely wonderful youth you must have been!
Form: Rhyme

Stepping Out of the Grave

You have to be immortal
to placate the gods

Time reaffirming
all memory of

Creation, destruction,
eternity looms

For those who believe
—appeasement exhumes 

(Calvary Cemetery: October, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Cloning Tomorrow

Mankind
was never meant
to survive the future
Technology
 a trap
their greed as bait
Generations
sacrificed
in self destruction
On altars
of indenture
— their natures gone

(Calvary Cemetery: May, 2024)

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon

I want to ride 
Like Captain Nathan Brittles of the US Calvary
As he rode through Monument Valley
To fight the Indians 
When it was easy to tell
The good from the bad
And John Wayne was the man.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Trip To Calvary

TRIP TO CALVARY


I think I need a trip to calvary 
A trip away from my rivalry 
If it would stop me from living carnally
And I get back my sanity 
Take me on a trip to calvary 
My redemption I can't by with my salary

My Faith

My faith is not in religion
Or denominational churches too
My faith is not in any good work
No matter what I do.

My faith is in my Saviour
Who shed His blood for me
My faith is in the finished work
The work at Calvary.
Form: Rhyme

God's Amazing Grace

God showed His amazing grace
To both, you and me
When He sent his only Son
To die on Calvary
To save us from our sins
Take us to heaven to be
Someday soon, that day will come
Where in heaven, we will spend eternity 

5/16/14
god
Form: Rhyme

Calvary

Crucifixion 
  Agony
  Lord
  Victory
  Assention
  Risen
  Yeshua

And when they were come to the place, which is called Calvary, there they crucified him, and the malefactors, one on the right hand, and the other on the left.
Form: Acrostic

Oh the Blood

Oh the blood at Calvary's cross
Shed for me, His life it cost
What sacrifice of love I see
At the cross of Calvary.

Oh the blood at Calvary's cross
Jesus won there Satan lost
What sacrifice, what victory
At the cross of Calvary.
Form: Rhyme

The Peach Juice Calvory

Howl,  I'm stuck 
in your pocket...
...Quiet pin drops 
Dripp Peach Juice,
Into a one glass Calvary.

Single Filed just for
Me!!! Please: Snapp
To it BIG BOY, whatcha 
Waitn' for.... I want that
Drink Now Honey Bear,
Angst to nuff luv...

Premium Member Is Sin the Same

Is Sin The Same? By: Tom Wright 1999 To God, Sin is nondescript. Upon the heart, Like ink, Sin leaves A blackened spot. At Calvary, Stripped and whipped, He provided a new start. To think, Jesus' blood Was our sins blot. >/center>
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

On Calvary Hill

Of this Love, God's godly substance
That let itself spurt out
As a fount of human suffering
Is what's heard sung about.
Midst parched hearts, world's collective
Edenic hoping renews.
Under harsh winds' curse, and vultures'.
Grinding fate's; Death's subdues.
Form: Rhyme

Via Dolorosa

Long ago one day in Calvary a loving Jesus bent in sorrow. With a head full of thorns and a tear stained face, he walked the wooden cross up a hill with a heart full of pain for his children who stood oblivious, to His Holy Name.

Premium Member The Promise To Me Shall Rise and Be Set Free

I come before you
to ask you this question why
must I die someday

parish the body dust
spirit takes the soul aloft
must I die someday

the promises are
at Calvary grace and love
shall set and lift me

8/02/18

written  words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018
Form: Haiku

Thirty-Three

Man, how lucky can
We be
That JESUS stepped-
up, at thirty-three
To set Us of Our sins,
finally free
Dating back, to the For-
bidden Tree
Like a Soldier, he went
to Mt. Calvary
And, gave his Life, for
You and Me
So, Heaven, would be
Ours, for all Eternity
Form: Epic

Premium Member The Blood of Christ

I'm
a blood
bought child of
God, purchased by
the precious blood of 
Christ - the blood He shed on
Calvary - the blood that flowed
from His hands and feet - the blood of
an innocent man shed to atone
for the guilty - Christ's blood shed for my sin.

3/17/12
Form: Etheree

Thee

Thee

A brother came, doomed earthling.
Fulfilling God's heavenly inspiration.
Jesus kindly loved mankind.
Never objecting, prayerfully quieting.
Then, on Calvary, He gave all for thee… and me.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
    January 17, 2010

Poetic form: ABC
Form: ABC

Premium Member Jesus Alive Today

JESUS ALIVE TODAY

is alive today
my Lord washed my sins away
is alive today

carried a cross tree
up onto a hill that's called
 Calvary, Jesus 

died, yet alive rose
up again to save the loss
Jesus is alive

3/31/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Form: Haiku

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