Short Crucifixion Poems

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Premium Member The Crucifixion

The Crucifixion By: Tom 2/16/2020 Jesus said I thirst, given vinegar to drink. Then said It’s finished
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


What You Got God

If Jesus died for all our sins
it would be rude to not give in
here's a little teaser
with his Crucifixion holes
could Jesus catch a Malteser

Premium Member Crucifixion

The nails that pierce Your body my Lord are forged by the sins of unrepentant humanity!






© Demetrios  Trifiatis
       13 April 2017
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Testimony

They
hung him
on a tree-
this day set me
free

Crucifixion by  Mathew Grunewald Isenheim Altar piece
http://www.bible-archaeology.info/crucifixion.htm
Form: Bio

Premium Member A Story of Words-A Story of My Life

Affection
Elation
Compulsion
Obsession
Confession
Rejection
Dejection
Depression
Medication
Addiction
Humiliation
Conviction
Crucifixion
Salvation
Jubilation!
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Father's Love

Incarnated as a man

His father's love to us brought 

Crucifixion his reward,

Heavenly Glory!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
      12 April 2017
Form: Dodoitsu

Casino Crucifixion

White linen ripped by those 
Gambling.
Wrists straining against the nail
Eyes moist with blood untainted
Loving all those around him
Forgiving
As He died.

Chapter 4, Verse 1

Holy week,
another chance to torment
those who seek redemption.

Hang your cross of Jesus on the wall
( a double execution)
as if crucifixion was not enough.
Form:

Premium Member Crucifixion

crucifixion
is coming in
a seasonal belief
of an unfolding
story of separation..
the lenten question 
is whether the 
belief survives 
another crucifixion...
Form: Blitz

Criticism

criticized by wise
     it's totally flattering
      is stimulating ...

     

          
       but by ignorant,
      is execration cursing,
       is crucifixion ...
Form: Senryu

Till Now I Do Not Know

Till now I do not know,
purity of human mind and actions.
Signature is printed mistake.
Oath is a verbal crucifixion.
Promise is a postponed lie.
Truth is the talk of cowards

Crucifixion Never Fiction

What we will know about Jesus's crucifixion, 
To us was always true fact and never fiction;
With much disdain;
Suffering and pain,
That had really been result of much friction.

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

Cherish Your Pockets

Crimson king of freedom
Wise men, fill your coffers with gold
Decorate your crucifixion with diamonds
The sight of sacrifice ordained with sin
Vanity raging rampant

© Samir Georges
2008

Premium Member Crucifixion

Our sins, sweet Jesus,

Forged nails to crucify you
 
Became


Yet 


Your divine blood, 

Away washed, all humanity’s

Shame!





© Demetrios Trifiatis
      11 MARCH 2015
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Clerihew Grunewald

Mainz Matthias Grunewalde
engineer & artist of days of old
His painting distorted scale
but created a religious tale*

*https://www.christiancentury.org/article/crucifixion-matthias-gr%C3%BCnewald
Form: Clerihew

Christmas Tree

Crucifixion
Heaven-bound
Resurrection
Immortal
Savant
Transcending
Messiah 
Avatar
Savior

Tranquility
Redeemer
Empyrean
Ethereal


~Contest: Christmas Poetry
~Sponsor: Bobby May.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Crucifixion

centre of both palms
and soles of our feet
are subjected to bliss burns 
by searing magnetic heat

it feels like crucifixion 
ethereal nails driven through
yet enlivened spine signals
God’s blessings accrue
Form: Rhyme

All Hopes Embers

How to endure
This infatuation 

When the touch of your hand
Is crucifixion 

And every glance
Enflames my soul

Yet better this than a 
Conflagration 

And all hope’s embers
Growing cold.

Steve W, 2019
Form:

Premium Member The Magpie

Of all the birds, both foul and fair, 
You stubbornly refused to wear

Full mourning at the Crucifixion, 
And were cursed with this affliction: 

Piebald broods of raucous young, 
The devil's laugh on every tongue.
Form: Rhyme

Thy Black Rose

Sustenance, I beg of thee
Fresh blood to sustain me
No mirrors or lights
I dwell in the night
The crucifixion shall burn 
Thy root and thy stem
If I suppose to know that
You walk in darkness,
Beside thy black rose

Calvary

Crucifixion 
  Agony
  Lord
  Victory
  Assention
  Risen
  Yeshua

And when they were come to the place, which is called Calvary, there they crucified him, and the malefactors, one on the right hand, and the other on the left.
Form: Acrostic

THE HOUR OF CRUCIFIXION

The hour of crucifixion
When the lights will dim low
Where will I be? Who will I be?
When the reaper comes for his soul
When the reaper comes for my soul
Where will my hope be 
When there's no life in the ending?

      Surviving_Pawn
Form: Elegy

The Easter of the Bare Tree

In the March 
of the bitter wind,
even the glitter of 
the lake at its silver 
hour denies its power 
in sorrow perpetua 
for severed limbs
caught in the yaw 
of the merciless saw
of spring naysayers
in need of prayers
for this crucifixion.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Life Sought in Death

How shall it be that at His death
His breath
Sings a solemn anthem on repeat
So sweet,
As if He is not met with strife
In life.
The truth lies not in nailing knife,
He knows no desperation.
His death is our salvation;
His breath so sweet in life.
Form: Other

Every Mistake

if you look into my eyes
you can see the crucifixion,
the blood
the tears,
you will see my slaughter.

so here I am,midway through my life with a future I cannot recognize 
and a past that chases me.
I relive every mistake sitting in a chair of blood.

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