Short Doomsday Poems

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


Darkness

Darkness bleak emptiness blanketing the sunlight suffocating the lively air doomsday 2/3/2020
Form: Cinquain


Doomsday

i live a simple life in my own way
saving love treasures everyday
hoping having my share of heaven
 after when finally comes my doomsday
Form: Rubai

Premium Member Thought of the day

if a node in the sky were to rebel
leaving behind its carcass in decay
though far away it yet sounds a death knell
ominously thus prophesying doomsday
Form: Quatrain

The Spider - Chapter 29, Verses 64, Holy Koran

And this life of the world is nothing but a sport and play
And as for the life after doomsday
It is more real, forever to stay - 
If they knew it anyway!

Doomsday

Do you think world will perish today?
The stars will burn and sun will fade away?
The flowers will drop
The rivers will stop
For all the men have to pay.
Form:


Premium Member Tick Tock

Will the last to leave please turn out the sun.


©2/9/2018

submitted to – The doomsday clock 2 minutes to midnight – Poetry contest
sponsor – Emile Pinet
Form: Monoku

Living With Faith Without Fearing Doomsday

I live a simple journey on own way
        sparing love values once a day
        hoping having my slice of heaven
       never expecting  to come a doomsday...
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Doomsday is here

The system is failing us
We thought we were protected
Now we see how vulnerable we are
There is no going back
We're falling fast and there's no net



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member A taste of doomsday

And suddenly the world stopped spinning,
its colours faded away one by one deplorable.
People disappeared and all became eerily quiet.
A loneliness I'd never felt grew most unbearable.

Premium Member Doomsday Wedding

We witness them walk down the aisle with dread
But we've already prepared their wedding bed
We smile, laugh and pretend
Like it isn't the end
As science and the devil at long last wed

12/14/22
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mass Shootings

Volcanoes are really scary I admit Nothing's more scary, perhaps an asteroid hit Why am I promoting doomsday World's a shiny orb each day Aside from mass shootings, these lunatics commit
Form: Limerick

Rockstar

Sex drugs and rock n' roll,
a rockers lifestyle may seem
the way to go.

You would
think they're worth their
weight in gold, yet gold can
be melted and poured away.

A rockers lifestyle may lead
to his own doomsday
© Andy Craig  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Kiloton Burst

Hirosimizing,
Nagasaki impacts,
Atomic bombing pejors.

Scary scabs began,
Debris of recoil doomsday,
Fetus fleets on their way out.

Mushroom cloud embeds,
Tympanic torn by air blast,
This atrocity noted.
Form: Sedoka

End of Era

Dark clouds shield the sun's rays,
Fathom creatures appear spontaneously,
Signs in the sky,
They foretell doomsday,
Everyday apocalypse,
Nothing is left in its wake.



June 8, 2022.
Bite Size Poem No. 46 Poetry Contest

It Was Like Doomsday

i looked  up  high
way  in the sky
 it was no joke
i could see smoke
 and going this way
it way no play
could all kinds of folks
tear running down there faces
of every races
 at home i couldn't stay
IT WAS LIKE DOOMS DAY
Form:

Earthly Hell

Earthly Hell


Awake Man! Your sleep is over! 
Your doomsday is here!
We are the demonic faces of your sins 
Dark, devilish, devastating,
Going to burn you in your earthly hell!

October 28, 2015
Contest: In 5 Lines Or Less # 1
Sponsor: Skat A
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Life's Lighthouse

A lighthouse stands as our sentinel Guarding our lives from harm's way Let's live our lives being so sensible We won't have to call out our defense To avoid a grand last doomsday. Just let the lighthouse's love commence
Form: Tercet

In Memory of a Former Fellow

In Memory of a Former Fellow*

Impressed forever on my rueful heart
By your virtues' sublime and blessèd art,
You will remain and live on in my mind
Till doomsday even after I depart.
2.15.2021

* Ebrahim Edalat-Pishè



No comments, please!
© A. Hemmati  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rubai

Premium Member Globalizations

Trade transaction
Technology sharing
Peace maintainence
Environmental protection
Granted resident permit
Worldwide travel
All these simple globalizations
Have made the world 
Open to you
So, don't worry
The doomsday inside your heart
 Will never come

Doomsday

The debt soars through the ceiling
Future generations we are billing

The politicians are not dealing
With ire there constituents distilling

The stock market is reeling
The financiers are peeling

Credit bureaus are squealing
Our good credit rating milling
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Calendar

A day is torn
Everyday
365 or 365 1/4 days in a year
Excluding a doomsday
Which is never to be found
On the calendar
And so do not take for granted
Everyday
Although it may not be a worthy day
Although it may not be a perfect day 
But we pray to live
For a day of tomorrow

Premium Member Tick Stock Doomsday Clock

Time is money

                                    Tick

And money talks

                                    Tock

To better display 

                                    Doomsday

A graph of falling

                                    Stock







*not for contest

Premium Member Dooms Day Start Day's End--

Days start The bee likes to chase a chicken, hen Especially one that's in the rickrack bend As love shudders at the scary flowers Nature animals leave running from the meteor shower Days end DOOMSDAY
6/13/19 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Faraday Cage

Paranoia about the end times
how can we survive Armageddon
as if you could shield
from whats coming
who knows if
who knows when
who knows
will the doomsday 
preachers and preparers
rest in peace
in their shelters

or

will their 
Faraday cage
protect them
from their own fear.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

Waiting

No sick man waits for the sun
No cripple waits for to run
Neither the devil, for doomsday to begun
As much as I waited for you

I am not waiting for you to return anymore
I found you after you gone from that door
While my heartbeat fastens every dawn
Don't come back and tore me apart no more
Form: Lyric

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