Short Condemn Poems

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


Premium Member Accuse

Accuse me
of your own
inadequacies 

Judge me
of your own 
transgressions 

Condemn me
in your outrage
hypocrites


Premium Member Wicked Ways

Wicked ways may help one his goals reach but certain it is to condemn one's soul!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
         21 May 2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Causing Pain

Causing pain to someone intentionally, we condemn ourselves to suffering eternal!






(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
      11 October 2016
Form: Monoku

Claps Condemn To Death

they sing summer's song
                                  without orchestra worry 
                                  claps condemn to death
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hellish Condemn

Laments surrounded
Disfigurated faces
Suffering dolor 
Purging for their heinous sins
In the eternal red flame 










4-3-2016
Form: Tanka


Premium Member -Blindly

Do not judge anyone by another’s words

Open your “own”  eyes and see

Do not condemn without knowing

Another's  true  heart and sincerity
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Opposite May Be True

An urgent message
to the children of God,
be wary of your loathing!
That person whom you condemn
might very well be
a sheep in wolves' clothing.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Apathetic Apology

Creators of thought silent
Palette dry the canvas blank
Condemn believer protect the lie
Rally symbol muster the cause
Search mirror the past reflect

Premium Member Godforsaken

The sharp shrill scream sounds
As an echo in a cave
Trembling surroundings 
As spectre wanders sadly
To be saved from the condemn 












2-28-2016
Form: Tanka

Words

Be careful if you choose to condemn,
using words that are full of mayhem.
It is best to retreat,
and keep words soft and sweet,
just in case that you have to eat them.
Form: Limerick

With Christ, With Palestine

I stand with the weak, as Christ taught,
For a land where the innocent fought,
I condemn the cruel flames,
That destroy without names,
And pray for the peace that was sought.
Form: Limerick

The Curse

Climate:
No doubt changing for the worse: 
Our children and our heirs 
Will name us as the Curse.
Even in our lifetime....
We are an age perverse !
Condemn us for our Crime.

Climate Change (Grand Daughter)

yesterday
the first leaves turned,
today
the ground is littered.

a summer without sun,
autumn in a two day ...

aah Beattie,
will your years
condemn
the memory of mine?

Premium Member Bearing False Witness

Bearing false witness, may or may not, condemn the accused

But would, unquestionably, condemn the soul of the accuser!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
     06 August 2020
Form: Couplet

Condemn

damage to the
what if this
what if that-
complete & utter
loss.
blood runs;
the sauce
of sin
beckoning,
condemning indulgence
to continuance,
wearing out those
wicked wants.

Ashes

The floor crumbles
as thousands of cockroaches
running away from grief,
a fire that consumes them,
letting a hopeless condemn, 
a tragic, helpless landscape
suffocated in dire and ashes
Form: Verse

Result Was To Insult

Result Was To Insult

After with many people we did consult;
Came to conclusion and a final result;
Sure create strain,
When you complain;
Don't criticize, condemn or ever insult.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Stampede

When confronted with
edicts of expendability,
the sanest of minds
condemn usury as a practice
defecating on
the nobler edicts of survival
until all herded
charge the very gates of compliance.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.

Criticize Then Condemn and Complain

Criticize Then Condemn and Complain

Some people sure like to entertain,
Driving back and forth in fast lane,
And are fretting;
Attention getting;
We criticize, condemn and complain.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Poetry Aficianados

Some condemn my poems with scorn Blow their trumpets like a fog horn At the end of the day Who cares what they may say I ignore their efforts and yawn! 7/11/18
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Getting One's Heart Desire

Getting
 
one's heart desire doesn't, definitely, assure him happiness 

failing 

to acquire it doesn't, undoubtedly, condemn him to misery!  









© Demetrios Trifiatis
      30 June 2020

Be Ready To Forgive

“Do not condemn and judge not an other
and you'll not be judged by sister or brother.
     Be ready to forgive
     and the same you'll receive;
goodness abundant soon to discover.”

Luke 6.37-38
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Born To Be Goofie

No end to his goofies, someone just said Born to be goofie, damn well part of his heritage Can't condemn me Still just a trainee Eventually, I'll reform, in the meantime, I'll blame my parentage
Form: Limerick

Duplicity

Bound by preconceptions of what is and what cannot be,
we condemn and deny life's inherent duplicity,
that birds sing the songs of God is truly reality
and our thoughts and dreams take flight like leaves from an autumn tree.
Form: Rhyme

Double Entendre

Often
words that
condemn
offer salvation

Their
juxtaposition
the blink
of an eye

What starts
to indict
turns into
redemption

The turn
of a phrase
their meaning
— belies

(The New Room: March, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

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