Short Charity Poems

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


An Adage Add-On

a penny saved is
a penny earned. just make sure
you spend it wisely,
give to the charity of
your choice and pay your taxes.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Sisters

Love and hope are sisters the prodigy of charity and faith cousins to truth and kin to smiles of joy
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Absent

A-bsent, but caring
B-ound by social anxiety
C-ontinuing Christian charity
D-elighting in incognito
E-nthusiastic in spirit
Form: ABC

Directly From Home

Like father  like  the  son.
Like  mother like  the son.
I  behave  like mum,
i  think  like  daddy.
charity begins  at  home.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Soup Kitchen

My Yuletide joy is
To feed poor and hungry ones
Come in from the sleet
The parents humbly thank God
Children sing the song Noel
Form: Tanka


Build Your Home

Build your home

If you can build 
A peaceful home
You can build 
A great nation
As charity starts at
Nowhere else but 
Home!
Form: Epic

Stone In This Heart

Dear Lord,
I do not ask
For charity
All I want 
Is clarity
Remove this
Stone from
This heart,
Because
My feet
Are made
Of clay

The Ego

The ego is a tyrannical beggar.
A loud, pitiful, empty-handed turnkey,
Powerless but for charity,
Living in fear of death by discovery.
Form:

Exclusively Thy Beauty 2k10

Though poor am I, Impart not charity.  
Splash not unto I excessive pity.  
Impart thy pretty my gem rarity; 
Unvailing exclusively thy beauty.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Joe Dimaggio's Nuts

   Pistachio and Dimaggio do not rhyme
      most of the time....

   Yet when nuts seek out celebrity
      ~ advertisers extend them charity
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Greatest Good Deed

Perhaps the greatest good deed
      the world so urgently needs

    Neglected act of crystal clarity
      its once ubiquitous name is charity
Form: Couplet

Cent Thoughts

Keep it light and stay in plight
Things will work smooth
Clam the fight 
No fighter of the real war 
Gets mad
Love, Hope Charity 
Thinking life

Premium Member Charity

charity culls care

comfort concern courtesy . . .
 
cradles compassion


July 23, 2020

Contest: Haiku or Senyru
Sponsor: Constance La France
Form: Senryu

Premium Member For the Birds

My greatest deed when I am done
These joyous laps around the sun
Above all acts of charity
Beyond all art and poetry
My flesh be left to birds for feed
Form: Rhyme

Free Will

most everyone
assumes that we have free will
I guess I mostly agree
but what free will exists when
we can't tell salt from sugar?
maybe acts of charity. . .
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Kindness

Kindness


      Love imbued with real kindness...banish destitution and dire sadness










Penned:
06/10/2021
3:45 a.m.
Lake Worth
Florida USA
Form: Monoku

Premium Member miser

miser cheap, selfish hoarding, saving, concealing money, supplies, jewelry, credit spending, wasting, cluttering heedless, selfish spendthrift
Form: Diamante

Nice Talking Charity

Talking is a mod of communication in direct person to person at first.It’s an art in attracting people.Something nice talking relevant to wise.Talk nice,it’s charity!

Cunning Farmer

reared many rabbits by habit
to harvest cotton wool from them
for textile industries abroad
that they could make winter clothing
for charity to hot desert dwellers
Form: Cinquain

Charity

True charity is invisible
as the wind, untouchable as love
and it's magic as the miracle...
But you feel the good you do...
 Being  Giver and for the receiver... !

Premium Member kind

kind merciful, benevolent loving, helping, providing shelter, money, violence, hatred crushing, agonizing, heartbreaking hateful, malevolent cruel
Form: Diamante

Islamic Morality

Those who give charity,
both in prosperity and in adversity,
Those who control their rage,
and those who are forgiving towards mankind.
Note.This is Islamic Morality!
© Mortal Man  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Charity Begins At Home

In aid of a jumbo sale,
I turned out some cans of ale.
‘I’ll drink these,’ I said.
‘And give them my bread -
‘Although it’s a little stale.’


I wouldn't really LOL
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Do Not Allow Them Near You

Do not allow them near you
the poor whom you do not revere
better build your mansions in forests
let trees be your brotherly neighbors
because none will ask for charity
Form: Elegy

Privilege Shares

Privilege shares with friends and family
the whys and wherefores of your creed;
lest your lack of concern and charity
keeps a faith hostage that they need. 

July 5, 2020
Form: Quatrain

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