Short Condemning Poems

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


Life

Awake
bright, colourful
searching, sensing, feeling
knowledge, discovery, ignorance, fate
falling, gnashing, condemning
dark, horrific
Asleep
Form: Diamante


Premium Member God

God
music
love
blessing.
Hypocrites
judging
hate
gossip
venomous.
Fleeing to dark
condemning
worthless
God?
Jesus.
I forgive.
New life.
Light.
Healing.
God.

6/11/15

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.

Truth and Lie

Truth Peaceful, Hopeful Relieving, enlightening, progressing Almighty God, Judge, Cheaters, Monsters Burdening, condemning, failing Deceitful, sorrowful Lie
Form: Diamante

Condemning

condemning 
positive strides 
denouncing 
steps forwards 
rebuking 
changes made 
reprimanding 
efforts made 
scolding 
present version 
of the self for 
mistakes made 
by the old version 
of the self
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Night Curse

When
Is
Heard the
Screeching sound
At the midnight hour
Is the death messenger calling
Horrorizing the errant souls without destiny
Condemning the victims to a fate of living dead alive through the eternit










3-30-2016
Form: Fibonacci

Forgiveness and Blame

Forgiveness Merciful, kindhearted Absolving, spiritualizing, uplifting Benevolence, compassion, coldness, malevolence, Condemning, secularizing, depressing Cruel, hardhearted, Blame © November 15, 2011 Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Heaven and Hell

heaven
                 angelic, glorious, 
          rejoicing, ascending, lifting
 empyrean, blissful, hades, netherworld
     condemning, descending, flaming
               damned, miserable
                           hell



Date created: 05/24/2021
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Ardent Eeriness

Mysterious light That lies outside my dwelling Is a black candle With an ardent eeriness A skull plastered on the face It reads fear exists Written right on the candle Condemning all those Who might try to enter here Ward to keep evil at bay
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Conceived Faculty

conceived faculty 
surreal improbable 
image of perfection 
created within a land 
of fantasy 
placed you 
up atop a 
high pedestal
were you would 
loom over 
the land irrational 
demands 
casting down 
the lay of the 
land 
condemning 
all that were 
quilty of breaking 
the pet-peeve-laws
Form: Lyric

Premium Member I Talk To the Trees

I talk to the trees because they never talk back. Such gracious confidants they are, so non-judgmental; never condemning or criticizing. Of course, I do realize they talk among themselves; still they keep my secrets. That’s one of the many duties of trees. Trees in a forest; Silent sentinels never Betraying one’s trust.
Form: Haibun

Deicide

'cause some of us have had enough of this hell
some search heaven for redemption
and she too
but more for being disgusted
and when she up there arrived
stabbed to death the deity
and on the way down she smiles
in the ecstasy of having avenged
the human race and all its offspring
condemning to finitude
who has not condemned us to eternity.

Swim

If you say I'm drowning
and I think you are drowning,
we cannot save each other.
Stop fearing death and swim.

On the flip side
of religion's coin
The preacher and your
family will be the ones
condemning you at your
funeral just to save someone
they don't even know.

When it comes to me 
just say I swam like
I was drowning
God bless his soul.
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.

Mind Games

Let the mind games begin
Turning facts into fallacies, urgh! What a mule
Good deeds? With evil grins
Ousting an honest man, and condemning his sins?
Bright minds unbecoming, using the press as a tool
Deceiving the masses, presuming we are fools
And yet you still go on, thinking you can win
Well then my friend,
Bring it on!
And let the mind games begin
Form: Roundel

Premium Member Address To the Devil

Auld Clootie of corruption fame,
how smooth your fork-ed hiss,
deceiving hearts and tickling ears
with your sweet, seductive kiss.

Oh, master of enticement
how fragrant is your breath,
while whispering temptation,
condemning souls to death. 

And in this wicked world we're 
bound by your irreverent reign
'til heaven strikes a fatal blow
to your unhallowed name.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Searching-

OFF UNTO THE PATHS OF CURTAIN BONDAGE THINKING OF DESPERATE THOUGHTS CAPTURED BY WRONG CHOICES A SINNER, SPIRITUALLY LOST OFF UNTO THE PATHS OF CURTAIN BONDAGE AND AT WHAT COST, DOES IT ADD UP MUSTN'T BE CONDEMNING OF MYSELF FOR JESUS HAS ALREADY SET ME FREE NOW NO LONGER OFF UNTO THE PATHS OF CURTAIN BONDAGE THINKING OF DESPERATE THOUGHTS
11/14/19
Form: Triolet

Who Are We

Who Are We
By Nate Spears


Who are we to cast stones?
As if we're perfect
No one’s perfect
But we all are worth it

Everyone's been wrong
At some point of life
Am I right?
So stop condemning
And start rebuilding

This is the vulture like mentality of the world
Casting stones at others 
As if we’ve never been wrong 
Lord behold somebody casts a stone at you
Then all hell will break loose!
Form: Lyric

Perception.

She reclines on the banks of a quiet pond
Naked as a new born babe
Revealing  gifts nature bestowed on her
 without guile or shame.

Behind the hedges, trees and shrubs
Eyes bulge at the sight with disgust 
 condemning her this immoral wench, a loose woman.

Yet sin is not with her in that innocent pose
but in  the eyes of the beholder
reflecting the lust  within his own heart.

Premium Member The Hollow Tree

The old tree
couldn't stand upright anymore.

Age, winds, and storms made it fold,
condemning it to stay close to 
the ground.

Its hollow trunk,
a pitiful sight one may think,
but it  
the history of the forest, unceasingly  
recites.

Oh, 
how many things Man could learn
if only 
he was willing to listen to its story!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
      07 July 2020

Premium Member Upside Down Court

Their will be a trail of suffering bodies 
broken inside blinded by the deepest guilt 
where chaos is coming soon with despair 
trying to snatch little unloved children 
inside their mother's darkness fire of suffering burns 
giving birth to Babylon's demon lilith filled with wickedness
which will crush every good deed as evil judgemental 
for condemning murder stands to judge illegally

The dying civilization

When they blocked a UN resolution condemning the illegal war, 
When they blamed the victim for starting the war,
When they dispensed with even crocodile tears for
The Minab victims,
When they kept silent on hospital atrocities,
And seized Iran's ship of medicine, and ignored
The ecological disaster,
Nothing but ashes remained of western civilization,
Disappeared like bruises on history.
war

A Villain

I know every story needs a villain
But I promise you I don’t fit the part.
Villains are strong, mean, callous and cold.
I only built walls to protect my heart from your hurt,
Stopped wasting my words on your deaf ears
And turned my back on your condemning gaze.
Though these things looked the same to you,
They are not in my heart.
I wasn’t mean, I was surviving.
I needed love, not ostracising.

Hearts

when we hear this word 
what do we think? 
Love, Joy, Laughter? 
Sorrow, Sadness, Grief? 

How about the odd things? 
The things that we leave out. 
Selfishness, Condemning, Grateful! 
Generous, Invisible, Cruel. 

Are our hearts good? 
Do they work evil? 
Do they rejoice in truth? 
Or laugh in the condemnation of others? 

Many names... many faces. 
but who molds them? 
HeArtS... 
Our Hearts.
Form:

Premium Member Touch My Heart

Touch My Heart
I pray every day, I sink when I think
Of my troubles
and bubbles of emotion.
For sure I’m not pure, my desire is a fire
Of hope, to be
Better tomorrow.
Then I remember the plan, of the One who was man
Who knows me, each self-condemning part.
Then how I smile at his name, the spirit, the same
In my joy, He touches my heart!

Touch My Heart Poetry Contest. Sponsor: Regina McIntosh. 13/07/21.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Caught in Its Act

    A grumpy day once came my way
      sat down beside me, moping
    Conjuring my best smile
      I asked it, ‘Where is hoping’

    It fired its poison arrows 
      condemning all that’s good
    I took my leave, graciously
      I knew I really should... 

    The day sat still a second
      then stumbled to its feet
    Shouting, ‘Yes, yes, I confess 
      Life on earth's too sweet'
Form: Rhyme

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