Short Evil Poems

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


Black Widow

I was caught in her web
of lies, deceit and murder.
For love I played the sap.
Like a fool I was gonna 
take the rap!


Premium Member Evil Annihilating Me

Evil rushes in
Annihilating my soul
Whaling my hurt heart
Destroying my torn being
Evil crushes down within

Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Gore

Lichens of lion's lore,

incipient and trying to score-

ditch it and die in the core,

stick it right in the horse.
Form: Imagism

Freak

Freaking out,
rolling back is rough and sweaty.
everyone knows it!
all has tried,
KitKat isn't for legends any longer!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A Close One

it was spewing venom
in the shape of evil
i ran as far as i could run
and never looked back



AP: 3rd place 2025


Premium Member The Dilemma

Lead me not into temptation

Well, at least not on weekdays

Deliver me from evil

For those temptations on weekends

Premium Member Shadow of Doubt

Stardust lay o'ver demon who had lost a gleeman Shadowy as nightfall, haunted like vile downfall

Forgive Men

He prays God to forgive him 
He forgets to forgive his men 
His sins all to his fellowmen 
Then how God can forgive him?

Premium Member Silent Night

Silent Night

Espressos and explosions
Gun shots
Screams
Blood ebbing towards the lifeless drain
Then

Silent Night

Feast of the Intelligent

A feast of the intelligent on simple minds
The gathering sends alarms to my ears
I wonder what the world is soon coming to
Form: Haiku

Yaldabaoth embellished in his shadows

Caliginous eyes
Fearsome face of sickly white
Lion-headed snake
Embellished in his shadows  
With flaming orange beneath
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Failure

Nazis failed
filled with sadness
as I see Zionists try
   history repeats
       babies die
 	        and die and die

Premium Member Corruption in action

The games of shady business:
selling their soul to the highest bidder
~ we just watch in horror



Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Form: Other

They

they were as always
those sycophantic spirits
are you awakened ?


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • September 7–13, 2026)
Form: Haiku

Weekend's End

The innocent blood we spill
Stains the city on shining hill
Lest we see dark of hell's fire
Let love be only hearts desire
© Tim Bry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Dead End

Dead-end streets are all the ways that lead to evil's residence!







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
      06 August 2016
Form: Monoku

Halloween Is Fun

its spook mabe coo
its all fake
for heavensake
just a fun task
with those funny mask
make some you run
HALLOWEEN IS FUN

Premium Member Is Tolerance Good Or Bad

Permissiveness grows.
What was evil's in fashion.
Tolerance then's bad?
Form: Haiku

You Are

Fraudulent people are making 
the earth a muddy domain.
But never forget that you are a lotus
in the sight of the almighty.

Fleece

I will wounded you
Start running because i'm here
I will take your life
You won't sense any soreness
Until you discontinue
Form: Tanka

Hatred

Every drop of blood
I don’t care if you‘re bleeding
I’ll watch you suffer
Every minute of your life
Celebration is started
Form: Tanka

Hazardous Behaviors

The Ocean cries fowl! 
These disgusting humans are- 
predictable  imps 
Al Juman the said poet Haiku style 5-7-5- 1/30/2021
© Al Juman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Abduction Trail

Thya thya thya
Ghaat laga k thya
Zoor laga k hya
Bap bara na bhaya
Sab say bara rupaya
Paar laga do naya
Thya thya thya.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Societal Dregs

sinking to bottom 
the bits of worthless matter ~ 
all who do evil



Date written:05/05/2023
Form: Senryu

Forever

Smelt
Like venom
from a lover

Laugh
A bond
A missile

Face
My joy 
My demise 

Him
My life
My end 

She's dead
© Clara Alao  Create an image from this poem.

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