Short Churches Poems

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


Premium Member Idols

idols become gods
 leaving churches desolate
 like ancient ruins
 rising without glory
 but still reaching for heaven
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member To All the Churches

Did Jesus, his disciples, or other prophets, offer any money to churches?
Or just secrets of God.
Which is more valuable.

Premium Member Cross Chewer

3 black churches 
turned into smolder
a flint-toothed ogre 
munches a wooden cross
in the shadows
of his black soot mind

Pig Eon Aka Rock of Ages

A bird like a pigeon or dove
will always choose food over love
They poop from their perches
On people in churches
Excluding Nun of the Above
Form: Limerick

Economic Segregation Products

Segregated schools 
Segregated hospitals 
Segregated neighborhoods 
Segregated employment 
Segregated politics 
Segregated life
Segregated churches


Fox Flash Fax

Donald Trump has just claimed that God
Orchestrated election fraud
So churches should close
Since everyone knows
The "God We Trust" gave Trump the nod
Form: Limerick

Pull Pit Perspective

The churches are filling with dust
Alms boxes are turning to rust
Congregations are sad
Priests and preachers are mad
WEEKS pass without citing a bust!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Down East

In the hills of sunday sunrise
Eastern township churches stand steeple heights
Loud summer bells chime fervently



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Gone To Churches

Gone to churches
Now gone
Pray I God
Your mercy to send
To calm the night
Tremors and
Terrible thoughts
And show the shooters
There is another way
Than at all costs
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Churches

Forget your churches… they are cages for God
That capture only those…with hearts at odd
Looking for salvation…after a life of lies
Soon to be captive… by the prayers inside
Form: Lyric

Small Town

Born in a small town,
Rain never let us down,
A pub, lots of churches,
Narrow minds did not disturb us,
Now it is busy suburbia, you see,
Come a long way, since its infancy!

Church Culture

All the baboons of the churches scream in my blood,
And all the wild hot devils of the churches whine in my
soul.
Frankly, I fear this culture ---
So callous,
So tough,
So frigid.
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Hay Wain Gets a Gold

John Constable’s painting The Hay Wain
given gold medal by Charles X
inspired by villages, churches,
he was a brilliant fine arts painter
from East Bergholt
who took sketching trips
art

Premium Member An Erupting Volcano

Mau Lau
An erupting volcano
throwing out volcanic bombs
boulders larger than elephants

Mau Lau
the reason we do not build
schools, churches, homes or stores
at the base of a volcano

Eye of Faith

But can this eye, into
The invisible
Not so nonsensical
Truth of things, outline.

Have they, of the churches
Retained, for vision
What of the child's, frowned on
Did mystic incline?
Form: Rhyme

Arson In the Churches

Arson in the churches,
Who set up that service?
Bombs for God?
Wicked and odd!
Faith shall survive,
As we are alive,
Fire within,
Never growing dim.
God does not deserve,
Arson in the church.

Christmas

Children love this period
Carols flow through the night
Call to celebrate as 
Christ the savior is born
Churches render praises
Cakes served by mothers as
Crowd gather at fun parks .



12-23-2016
Form: Verse

Trump's Legacy

Trump's "Them against Us" is a curse
Which only has made matters worse
As violence rules
In churches and schools
With patients attacking their nurse!*

*65% of nurses reported attacks
last year 
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Uncle Didi

Uncle Didi stays in abbeys and churches.
Ministers, nuns, monks gather.
Group of seniors, veterans lurches.
He was never a minister -- a butcher.
Behind the church is a shop,
  where he used to work and chop.
Form: Clerihew

Hold Me Tight

churches make me mad as hell
preaching turns me out of mind
war is around we dont know
know not better end is on
hold me tight dont let me go
hold me close dont let me leave
then the church bell struck thrice
Form:

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

Gossip

Hollywood secrets
who’s sleeping with who
not just Hollywood
number one question
most Americans

read those tabloids
mostly gossip
in our churches
and in our streets

truth no more
tell us lies
we’ll believe

the facts
boring

lies

Trunk 2

Driving down the road
Off ramp ahead
Small town lights
Flicker; the false promise 
Something more than
A closing down factory floor
Old Churches for sale
Dressed in flags of white and red 
Night sky above
Blind curve ahead

Christmas

christmas brings hope to all candles casting a glow christmas eve babe was born churches rejoice, with song children wait with hope.. for christmas tree to be lit chocolate coins to eat
Penned 23/08/2016
Form: Verse

A thought, before we go far away

God, you should know
that we,
the many
ordinary people,
will never 
let you die !

Poor and sick,
abandoned in churches,
alone,
without anyone,
we, 
will never leave you!

Without God
the universe is empty…
without any purpose!
© Ioan Rusu  Create an image from this poem.

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