Short Enmity Poems

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


Premium Member Who Is Great Who Is Small

Amidst the tug-of-war of wild animals
Enmity ends; 
Amidst the tug-of-war of human beings
Enmity begins!


17 November 2021


Premium Member Enmity In the Sky

the sky gets angry with a glimpse of the lunar Sure it would have worked
Written: August 12, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Let Time Work Her Magic

For years we fought the British
 Now we're the best of friends

Today, with Russia we are skittish
 An enmity, too, 'twill eventually end
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Forgiveness

To forgive is a divine act that from the torturous bonds of enmity our soul liberates!







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
       23 August 2016
Form: Monoku

Partiality Poetic Form: Symbi

Unfair preference, drawing inference to support one opinion unjust tendency it brings enmity and may create division. ~x~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Media's Anthem -- 2021

America's
    ~ Media Anthem ~

       A racist nation
       God-forsaken
       Irreparably divided
         with enmity
         and contempt
           ~ for all

Vote

Victory
Opens
The 
Era

Victory
On 
This 
Eve

Victory
Over 
The 
Enmity

Victory
Over 
The 
Enemy

Victory
Over
The
Evil

Victory
Of 
The 
Eternal
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Enmity

United we stand divided we will always fall as a world. Encountering unknown faces of abundance of people divided globally in unnecessary conditions of hatred, hostility, ill will of enmity.
Form: Bio

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE THE COURAGE TO BE KIND

When I look out on the world…
in the midst of all the malice, 
enmity and sorrow that we find…
I am grateful to those
who despite the most difficult conditions
continue to have
the courage to be kind.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

A Wake-Up Call

No matter what tiny little rain-drops
we are,
if we come together as a whole
we will absolutely have a great power
to  create huge seas of humanity
and we can easily drown, 
all around the world,
the atmosphere of enmity

Premium Member "the Enmity" (Romans 8:6-8)

He who is ruled of his natural mind, is pleased to dwell in death,
With his Love unfounded, not yet bequeathed
 
While Love of Sacred Heart is true guide,
Of which a man in God will confide

1-6-10 [email protected]
Form: Couplet

Forgive Your Enmies With No Grudge

RADIO AND TV ANNOUNCEMENT:
Today,You should forgive your enemies;
And we would like you to discover the 
common theme of forgiveness.Due to 
brotherly love we're suspending all 
forms of enmity except forgiveness!


chipepo lwele
Form: Clerihew

War

Severed madness….
  the wounds bleed again

All stitches have broken
  stains marking the end

Unsutured indemnity
  ensuring your pain

All flesh now in enmity
 —last bugler in flames 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
war
Form: Rhyme

War

A hemorrhaging madness…
  wounds bleeding again

Old stitches have broken
  death marking the end

Unsutured indemnity
  ensuring your pain

Flesh burning in enmity
  —uncauterized shame 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
war
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Diamante APGAPE-

Agape athirst, vigilant anticipatory, eagerly, expectanting welcomely warmed, watchful dislike, ill will, unkindness animosity, enmity Apathetic
3/12/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Form: Diamante

Amassed

Amassed bulging clouds Dashing enmity fusion, generously hovering In jellylike kneaded layaway Mysterious noir over Prairies quietly resting Suddenly trapped under Vicious wind’s X rated Yelling zeal. CarolineCecile - 10.15.12
Form: ABC

Cry , and Advice Therapy

Cry , and advice therapy

Trnalation from Kurdish to English

You that sale narcotic
You that addicted men

This is ill
This is enmity
But 
So

This is no profit for You
Bacuse contrary to nature

If  You knew nature law
And nature power

Enmity

Though belonging to the same species
Hostile is their lives together
Complacent with their distant spy
Aloof from brotherly success

Less can cats and mice beat the race-
Of animus and detestation
Yet! The fish doth thirst to wallow
Even if be for a short time

Happy New Year ... An Acrostic

Heres to
a real
plan for 
peace in this
year to come,

not more of the
enmity and loss
we've had as we

yearn for the
end to war
and hope Peace on Earth will be
restored once again.



   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ for Carol Brown's acrostic contest ~~~~~~~~~
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Isn'T It a Pity

labour in obscurity
for modern maturity
stashing more security
for unknown futurity

of planned paternity
some clothes for maternity
stay in indemnity
for here to eternity

live not in enmity
foresee the calamity
there is no deformity
in displaying conformity
Form: Monorhyme

Shockingly, He's An Artist

I am not contempt with the facile.
Your one-piece ideas are too docile.

I like structures that hover,
A life with the soul of dozens.

Omnidirectional Shepard tones
that reverberate through one's bones.

Though to you I bear enmity...
You are not my real enemy.

Premium Member Love At the Cross

love clearly expressed ---bearing Saviour's sacrifice--- cross* of redemption
*Ephesians 2:16 And that he might reconcile both unto God in one body by the cross, having slain the enmity thereby. April 28, 2018 Edited on May 12, 2022
Form: Senryu

Drip

Drip like drip
Like dripping wet weather.
Drip by drip
By dint of dripping wet wearied cheeks.
Drip from drip
Away from my tears welled up dripping wet eyes.
Drip like a drip.
Like a rain droplets
Dropdown my fury.
Dropdown my worry.
Dropdown my envy.
Dropdown my enmity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rondelet: Yang Be Evil

Rondelet: Yang be evil

  for the continuously raped and hidden
     minors of India

Yang be evil
Yin acts with rash impunity 
Yang be evil
No power controls the Devil
Wombs despoiled in mad enmity
Innocence: raped humanity
Yang be evil

(c) T. Wignesan - Paris, 2012
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Elegy

No Enmity

Turning down every invitation…
the invitations stopped

Ensuring the freedom I always craved,
alone inside my thoughts

Misunderstood and misrepresented,
my feelings misconstrued

And needing to live within myself
—no enmity toward you

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

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