Short Church Bells Ring Poems
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The distant church bells ring
what will the new year bring
love, hope, and faith come too
as well as many dreams come true
for me and you
to many and few
Linda Terrell
Form:
Church bells ring out calling,
Christians awaken,
Come in adoration.
Choirs praise Him singing
Carols of the story,
Christ our Lord Redeemer,
Creations virgin birth.
12/ 28/ 2016.
Quicksilver how fast is she,
How far can she run.
Mercury he likes to be,
Rising with the sun.
Platinum two lovers sing,
Party times a blast.
Liquid gold to wedding ring,
Church bells ring at last.
3/ 29/ 2015.
Candlelight,
Flickering-
Spirits bright!
Christmas Eve,
Church bells ring-
To faith, cleave!
Hearts unite,
As all sing-
Silent Night!
December 18, 2019
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Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
Trumpets sound, the church bells ring,
The organ plays while the choir boys sing.
Everyone is trying to sing in tune,
Happiness permeates the room
Smiling faces, Heads held high,
Voices floating up in the sky
Many voices raised in praise
Trumps in prison, happier days!
Shopping spree,
Santa's sleigh,
tinseled tree.
Church-bells ring
children play,
and choirs sing.
Jesus's birth
Christmas day,
calls for mirth.
(3-Cubed)
12,20,2019
Have a Merry 3-Cubed Christmas Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich
Poetrys not all about
beautiful things
Such as falling in love
hearing church bells ring.
Pretty flowers in bloom
the first day of spring.
Nature's calling
hearing song birds sing.
Poetry can be dark
with lots of meaning.
It all depends
On how the poet is feeling.
Will anything serve to lessen,
the ache your heart now feels
Will providence bring a blessing,
if before the throne you kneel
Will the pain be slave or master,
can the church bells ring once more
Will your pulse beat ever faster,
—if your faith provides the cure
(Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2017)
Did the church bells ring?
When I saw you, some Other angel,
you tilted your chin up
and raised your brow in kind.
It must have been.
The church bell, like a shift whistle.
It's safe to take that drag,
only I can see you.
The bell has rung.
Take off your wings, and walk to me.
Pull me from this perdition,
put me to your lips.
And drain me like that cigarette.
Seperated...oceans apart
standing shoreside are lonely hearts,
sunlight glisten as diamond pools
upon waves that listen to spirits woo...
Silent squalls beseeched within
dormant walls unreached in spin
church bells ring extolling time
lighthouse felling passions crime...
Unwary of quiescent state
companionless are souls to fate
at least in this world learn relate
given time to future date....
Uncontrolled tears flow endlessly
Puddles form tornados storm
What the hell is this
Blissful times jingle rhymes
Somethings still we miss
Church bells ring
The family sings o
Oh what a Christmas this will be
Silent nights with snow flakes we cry
Not a dry eye
Can't escape what was seen
The miracle inside
Our true eye
Clear glasses through we see
True faith we believe
Join hands
When prayer in need
Pray silent
Together we succeed
Form:
No more do church bells ring from lofty spire;
No more do clock chimes sing from o’er the fire;
No more do children call from treehouse fort;
No more does traffic stall with sharp report.
Dim silence has o’ertaken sea and land,
For men have now forsaken fellow man.
This silence sounds the death knell for us all;
This silence ‘round the reaper comes to call.
Let not this silence rule our heart; our mind.
Rise up with love; with peace impart mankind.
la vapeur monte, mon désir
A breeze brushes lightly across bare eyes
longing pools of desire penetrate
deep into the cradle that is you
and I crave to delve
Waters drip dewing at a touch
caressing the morning air
engulfed in passion's first kiss
My lair awaits the Ravens call
to dissipate
with nature's scent knocking
high upon your window
Hope rests in the middle
the church bells ring
my world keeps spinning
and I'm holding on • to you