Short Cometh Poems

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


My Day


Hi Ho around and around we go
Where I work nothing is ever slow
Sometimes they will shout
Sometimes they will pout
What cometh next you never can know
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Concrete

CONCRETE

              Concrete decision cometh
                 on full firm faith.
                Stands behind,
                strong stable mind.

   04/09/18
Form: Concrete

The Ice Cream Man Cometh

“Your cone's so thick, can I have a lick?”
(Bill, surprised, dropped his wad on the brick!)
Not any vanilla,
nary a scintilla,
did poor Susie’s sweet tongue get to flick.
© Ben Throne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tada Tada Honda Man Cometh

Me and Honda were made for each other Vows that were uttered at the starting buzzer A union unique A 35 year streak How loyal is that, this brand loyal lover
Form: Limerick

Premium Member At the End

My preeminent life test
Cometh not by voice to air,
Nor composition be;

But my lifetime overlaying
The image of Jesus Christ;
The transporter of my sin
To Calvary's tree;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.


Where My Help Cometh From

oh lord
i
know
where 
my 
help cometh from above
and
my
faith is real
unto me
yes lord
this time
i
know
that
i 
am healed
and
i 
am still here
to
worship thee

Then the Evening Cometh

Strings build 'til they scream
The highest notes in two keys
A blazing sunset...


"Adagio for Strings" - Samuel Barber
(For my fellow classical music lover - Carrie Richards)
Form: Senryu

My First Five Liner

The 
writing 
motive 
was 
strong
Obey 
it 
I 
must.
To 
the 
picture 
I 
head
But 
help 
less 
it 
was. 
Then 
I 
learnt
Inspiration 
cometh 
not 
from 
it!

Premium Member Psychological Analysis of POTUS

          Some call him a fascist
             Others, a racist
          Still others, a misogynist  
         
          He seems impervious 
           ~ The ICE-man cometh

Solemn Oath

Oh, prithee hear thy lover’s solemn oath,
For thou art more beloved than sweet life,
Anon, thy love wilt cometh with the lark
And makest thou mine wife.

Jack Horne for Michael’s contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.

The Outlaw Cometh

The outlaw has come to our friendly land
His words are his weapons to slay and to kill
I pray for him really, for he not understands
But just mocks from ignorance as that is his thrill
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cometh Night and Day

Golden heads of meadow flowers stand proud
The setting sun
Calls to the
Evening
To 
Start
Over
As shadows
Begin to form
Another night before once more the day.

 © Harry J Horsman 2020
Form: Tetractys

The Gift That You Gave

Poseidon
What sweet gift
You giveth
Unto me
This beautiful handmaiden
From the deep sea
How can
I love her
Faithfully
When she cometh by sea
While I cometh by land
The gift that you gave

A Day Cometh

Emeka was starving in a lightless land
no passersby bothered to give him a hand.
Crystal tinkles in a nearby palace
wine flows from a silver-encrusted chalice.
Emeka dies alone; purple shall atone.
Form: Limerick

Beauty

Behind the veil of beauty, 
reside darkness
waiting like lover
peering through the windows,
counting the ticking of clock 
cometh the hour,
transported from illusion 
to grotesque,
all beauty decay.

Premium Member Kneading the Dough

I
am
a rock
of ages
I am that I am
In the beginning was the Word
As it were the Word was with God, and the Word was God
I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me
Form: Fibonacci

Message In a Bottle

I cometh through the sand stones of time 
Washed ashore before you were born 
Knowing my voice is silent  
Though determined to find 
The one who prevails 
Through terror reigns 
Set me free 
For you
Love
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Islands

I cometh through the sand stones of time 
Washed ashore before you were born 
Knowing my voice is silent  
Though determined to find 
The one who prevails 
Through terror reigns 
Set me free 
For you
Love
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Where the Wind Blows

Oft' I've mused when the wind bloweth,

     From whence it cometh and whither it goeth!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) All Rights Reserved

Entry for Gail Angel Doyle's "Where The Wind Blows" Contest

Premium Member The Red Red Robineth

Another day closer, sweeteth spring does cometh The thought makes me smileth and my sadness does plummeth Happens every yeareth So have no feareth Soon be singing like a robineth sitting on her bumeth
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Change

March cometh upon Ukraine 
Missiles blacken snowmelt plains
Morning birdsong tweets distain
Metamorphosis, cocoons from pain


MARCH IN Poetry Contest
LIND30NR Form 7/7/7/9
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich 
06/03/22
Form: Verse

The Light

The light cometh from above:
  it shineth upon me.
The light leads my way:
  it liveth in me.
The light makes my path:
  it guideth my feet.
The light is my shield:
  it guardeth my heart.
The light of GOD'S Love!

The Second Chance

when promises come along from where my help cometh from when i stray too far from thy kingdom come faith shall return me to the Lord and i plant my feet back on the ground when He gave me the second chance

Premium Member The Red Red Robineth

Another day closer, sweeteth spring does cometh The thought makes me smileth and my sadness does plummeth Happens every yeareth So don't have no feareth We'll soon be singing like the robineth in her nesteth
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Red Red Robineth

Another day closer, sweeteth spring does cometh The thought makes me smileth and my sadness does plummeth Happens every yeareth So don't have no feareth We'll soon be singing like the robineth in her nesteth
Form: Limerick

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