Short Cross Poems

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


Cross (Acrostic)

crimanals mocking him that5 day
risson from the dead
on that day our
savier diyed  for us he truley is the
son of god
Form: Acrostic


The Cross

Upon The Cross,
Our Sin is Lost.

Christ The King, Leads!

Upon The Cross, Our Sin 
Is Lost.

All The Pain We Leave!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

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

Constantine and the fiery sign

A solar halo
Sol Invictus blistering 
Or the cross blazing
Burning for roman bloodshed 
Who in truth was Cain scheming
Form: Tanka

Premium Member On the Cross

Today on the cross

Jesus's spirit surrenders,

Salvation's Dawn!






©  Demetrios Trifiatis
         13 April 2017
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Multicolored Cross

I was given beauty A handmade multicolored cross Created by a child
Russell Sivey Modified Senryu: 6/8/6
Form: Senryu

Southern Cross

A young kangaroo pickpocket
Got nabbed when she tried to hock it
But Joey saw
Sex in the raw
And damned if he did not cock it!
Form: Limerick

The Loss At the Cross

tell the lovely lieing  loss
to send the devilish dancing dross
to the cursed cruel cross
but wait to see the boasting bending boss
Form: Verse

The Cross

He split the veil…He pardoned me.
Forgave my debt…Set me free.
Now He’s my priest…He offered for me
A one-time sacrifice…at Calvary.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cross

cross oppose betray fight contest challenge arbitrate parents counsel church forgive friends support blessed prayer Cross
Form: Diamante

Premium Member an old rugged cross

cross in the forest
does she mark a grave or what
a startling find

alone in the woods
lit up by glimpses of sun
an old rugged cross
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Cross-Eyed Guy

There once was a cross-eyed guy
Whose symptom he liked to deny
He’d always resist
His optometrist
Coz they just couldn’t see eye-to-eye
Form: Limerick

Rivers To Cross

Somewhere on the Rhine 
or the Rhone 
a harmonica,
Hohner,
plays a sad tune underneath a
watery moon or
is that the tears in my eyes?
Form: Rhyme

Cross Border

The no man like in her
got many distant
The lucky word I said
was the password
That broke her mind open to me
from curses to jubilations
Form: Ballad

Real Cross

He was crucified at half-passed seven
Speared in the gut around eleven
At half-passed three
He had to wee
So knew he was not yet in Heaven
Form: Limerick

Don'T Cross

as  you began to walk
and friend talk
alway look
before you get hook
or hit do this
signs has a list
Eeven f your name ross
DON'T CROSS

There Is a Cross, There Is a Porch

There is a cross, there is a porch,
There are the eyes that full of care,
I say there is no God in church,
I say that people bring Him there.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Cross

Four points of a needle
                 Edges of pains in riddle

            No weight is a ton of might
          A name above every sight
Form: Couplet

Help

I
We all suffer. Some do it better than others and find a smile. Or faith.

II monoku:
Faith says in my sufferings Jesus bore the greater part
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Prayer on the Cross

Eli, Eli, bear unto me,
Thy brimming boughs
	Of plump olive seeds;

	Eli, Eli, bear unto me,
The bole of thy love
	Hath risen from spring.

The Double Cross

Where pigeonholes outnumber pegs
A spinster may get only dregs
But God's Double-Cross
Is like a coin toss:
Cross your fingers or cross your legs!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cross All Red Lines

  
	All ‘red lines’ erased by the sands of time

           Cross them off one-by-one

                                    ~ over them climb
Form: Rhyme

Cross Town Bus

as they go on
some on cell phone
you coul hear the tone
as in ring some had a ping
it was pack thats a fact
some people fess
that
CROSS TOWN BUS

On the Cross

Nailed to the cross 
He suffered and died
For the sins
Of this world,
Christ, the Son of God.


   W.A. CHOLT . COPYRIGHT  Fergal O Reilly  2017.
© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Let Go

Breathe, inhale, receive, 
The power of nature’s love. 
Let go of your loss. 
Relinquish the doubts, the fears, 
That have nailed you to your cross.
Form: Tanka

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