Short Exodus Poems

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Premium Member PANICKED EXODUS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jack-o’ lanterns flee~ down pumpkin-stained gravel roads panicked exodus
Form: Senryu


Derivation

The sun,
The Exodus:
And I awaken
Trust us, Lord
Eyes are shaken – 

Measure of tongue,
Abide thy son:
Trodden with,
Forever young.
© Chris Roe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Exodus

Oh this hour is ill
rends those it should reunite
together as one,
yet my wings from you in flight
time it is to say goodbye.

© Harry J Horsman 2013
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fall

Golden leaves are raining down
     in a twirling mass exodus 
towards the ground 
     drifting ‘round, without a sound
rushing towards oblivion.

Premium Member Spring Haiku

winters exodus 
will herald springs arrival ~
colourful landscape  


Written 1st March 2019.

For spring haiku contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin.
Form: Haiku


The First Fruits

Go and feast of unleavened bread
For seven days and now
In this sanctuary at his altar
May we drink his wine
From the scarlet cups
May you never
Thirst!




From exodus lv2310f:dt16,9.
Form: Epulaeryu

Monk Fish

the serenade of garbage trucks
banging there way through the night.

the flight of pigeons under a street light.
a puddle has memory of a bicycle tires imprint
as the water parts.
exodus is for us to take.

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

Bereshiyt In the beginning
Shemot Name the names
Vay yi cra Called for preaching
Bemidmar In the wilderness
Devarim The Words of teaching
The Torah through and through
Five names of Hebrew story
A rhyme for me and you
Form: Rhyme

And If Ever You

***(And if ever you don’t see)

And if ever you don’t see
Exodus,
dig in the soil like a fruit
worm
and lift the stone of yourself
heavier,
to find a word
harder than Maya.

And if you ever demand for more,
dig the sky.

And If

***(And if ever you don’t see)

And if ever you don’t see
Exodus,
dig in the soil like a fruit
worm
and lift the stone of yourself
heavier,
to find a word
harder than Maya.

And if you ever demand for more,
dig the sky.

Premium Member Do Not Kindle a Fire

   'Do not kindle a fire on the Sabbath Day'*
      applies to discussions too
    
    On the Holiest Day of the Week
      let not contention or strife break through



    _____________________________________
    *Exodus 35:3
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Universal Haiku

patterns of matter -
galactic filaments play
follow the leader

gravity's dark wells -
black holes, leaking infrared,
can't keep a secret

"play it again Sam -"
starry exodus gains speed
cosmos self-defined

Brian Johnston
March 27, 2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member God Prevails Forever

God prevails forever* triumphantly great! Christ is King the eternal wondrous Saviour LORD!
*Exodus 15:18 The LORD shall reign for ever and ever. July 24, 2018
Form: Lanterne

Last Crimson Swirl

Drowning in self degradation
Deliberate affliction is exacerbating 
Crystalline facade dulling senses 
Normalcy, forgetting our consensus


Score, decennary years within  
point, swirling under skin
Finality, deaths creeping in
Exodus, my last syringe
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Exodus

End play
Prompts say


Dig deep
Boom sleep


Sure blast
Run fast


Blunt brief
Hurt grief


Dream drifts
Spice sifts


Last call
Purge gall


Past tense
Moves sense


Now trend
Grim end




Leon Enriquez
26 October 2015
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Comfort

A sensation of calm
Restful repose.
Exodus of pain.

As silent as a sigh.
Emitting sounds, 
quite like euphoria.

Old shoes or a warm blanket.
A fleeting moment,
or blissfully timeless.

In the presence of safety.
Without any stress.
Soothed body and mind.
Form: Other

Absinthe

I was a non-believer in exodus
of nothingness. 
Here you are,
I am.

In crimson sky 
talking of nobody, unbuttoning the moon.
Fill up my glass 
with tears of joy.

And sleep I must 
in the arms of sorrow.
There was a shipwreck in absence 
while chasing the eyes.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Suffered Deliverance

The latter day saints
Their unwanted exodus
Had brought them many trials

Their biggest downfall
When Joseph Smith was martyred
It was a catastrophe

Despite their losses
Their legacy continues
The Church is their example


I am a Latter Day Saint myself.
We are also known as, "Mormons"
Form: Choka

Premium Member Wondrous Miracles

Fire's pillar* wonders Miraculous cloud-cover God's grand safeguard-might.
*Exodus 13:21 And the LORD went before them by day in a pillar of a cloud, to lead them the way; and by night in a pillar of fire, to give them light; to go by day and night. March 18, 2019
Form: Haiku

God Has Not Given the Spirit of Fear

MIND YOUR OWN  TRANSCEND INNER ENERGY  TRUST IN YOUR SELF RELIABILITY FOR PEACE ALIGN  ABILITY 
TRANSQUILTY . CHAKRA HEALING  FOLLOW YOUR POSITIVE CALLING SPIRIT EXODUS RESURRECTION 
ANOITED ENVY TEMPTATIONS
GREED ANGER EMOTIONS. MANIFEST PROSPERITY.LOVE YOURSELF ENCOUNTER DISCERMENT ELEMENTS QUINLAN

Convoluted Apathy

Exodus in the dark: golden lioness stands
a tawny, brilliant edifice 
She is Chernobyl raising the doves.

Stone kamikaze follow me: into the fire:
my war. Tariff on my mother
Cubicle squares another suicide.

Do what you must, but reality
A misunderstood turn of phrase;
The inferno within us all.
Form:

Premium Member October Sky - Three Haiku

October Sky – three haiku


#1

lightning strobes hearts
thunder uncoiling whips crack
eye stinging terror




#2

frosted exodus
wingtips warming on the fly
suns iced crystal glare





#3

cold hoar frost rainbow
saddened cornucopia
tears of failing sun




John G. Lawless
8/19/2015
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Ancient Footles

1. Walls of Jericho:
Giddy
City
 

2. Moses:
Hopper
Stopper


3. The Egyptians:
Water
Fodder


4. Jael:
Hammer 
Slammer


5. Sampson:
Pillar
Killer


6. Laban:
Fuzzin'
Cousin


References: 
1. Joshua 6:20
2. Exodus 10:17-19
3. Exodus 14:28
4. Judges 4:21
5. Judges 16:29-30
6. Genesis 31:41

Written July 2d and 3d, 2013
Form: Footle

Premium Member That We Might Lovely Be

Robes of gold and purple
Flecked with a scarlet thread
Poemgranate,gold bells around the hem
Epaulets of onxy,engraved upon each gem.

Jacinth,agate beryl,amethyst
Jasper,diamond and sapphire,
Bedeck this fine attire...
Of a holy priesthood,dressed to serve the king.

Read more @ Exodus 28& I P 2:5 & Rev 20:6
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Exodus

I watch another setting sun, losing a loved one,
Yet I know this is commonplace.
It's hard to hear that they've gone,
Though death was their saving grace.

We all knew that this time would come,
Not wishing for the hour nor day.
Though life, like before, it carries on,
After they have passed away.





©2013 Honestly JT
Form: Rhyme

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