Short Fall From Grace Poems

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Premium Member On the Cusp

Listen to poem:
on the cusp

poised precarious, point perched,
lies threshold brink verge,
the tipping-point pivot to,
rise/fall from grace.
Form: Verse


Untitled #59 / But Is Not Strength Weakness

But is not strength weakness, and weakness, strength?
For water, while formless, is invincible
While the tallest tower will suffer
the highest fall from grace.

Redemption

Words of wisdom caress my face…   
Returning from the fall from grace…   
She is here, standing before you without a trace…   
Patiently wanting you to discover this place…
Form: Monorhyme

Fall From Grace

In a field of bloody flowers,
Stood a lonely boy.
Over him a flower towers;
Eyes him like a toy.

He tries to cry,
To run and shout,
But the red sky,
Has no way out.

He cries;
He calls;
He dies;
He falls.
© Zxry Cyan  Create an image from this poem.
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Disrepair

Houses and people 
in disrepair...
Memories reduced to
the dust of despair...
Distorted reality...
Confirmed disbelief,
Subjective fall from grace...
Times of life, times of lace...
Hover about this gloomy place.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Abyss

A chasm divides us from spiritual realms
  Bringing inner conflict as we spiral into chaos
  Yet the divide gets deeper with time
  Shadowy preachers spew twisted sermons
  Steep is the fall from grace

 12-13-2021
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Afraid of Failure

An upward trajectory.....
The lows haunt the dreams of the believer 
Afraid of heights 
A fall from grace could shatter one's faith 
The downward spiral....
Drinking the liquid that never quenched thirst 
A currently reality

Premium Member A Fall From Grace

fortune is reversed
hog-tied and thrown off a bridge ~
once was riding high



Submitted for...
Senryu - Humorous, Satirical or Dark Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin 
Date written: 01/10/2021
Form: Senryu

Autumn Leaves

They fall from grace to grass,
aged, scorched and dehydrated,
fluttering away further
the vanity of previous
greenness and elevated times,
reminding us of the fragility
of life,
the futility of striving to hang on
when time is up.

Dreams In the Sand

A gentle breeze
on golden face,
eyes dark,
like ace of spades.

Your footprint in sand
I touch,
a wanting more potent
than lust.

Your hair that dances
in time,
to the ebbs and flows
of tide.

A smile I long to kiss
and taste,
to have one chance
I'd fall from grace.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sin and Redemption

Branding the wayward 
as a perpetrator of evil
let us pause a moment
to examine origin of sin

knowing not love and light
is the cause not ignorance
resulting in fall from grace

all that then is required
is to show the roadmap 

that such souls may awake 

01-March-2023

Premium Member Capricious Hollywood

Through the looking glass
An undoubtedly strange place
Gold doesn't always glitter there
On their glory days
Film stars are festooned
And paraded around town
When they fall from grace...
Even once, they're hog-tied
And thrown off a bridge!



Date written and posted: 06/14/2019
Form: Verse

Premium Member Ethereal Plane

Ethereal plane decides fate Prior soul agreement Upon earth, let not love abate We’re soul luminescent Fall from grace, no disgrace See God now, face to face Cave of heart, sacred place Free from karmic chain Ethereal plane 21-October-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fall from Grace

   From grace fall A  
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                                                e

   Winter follows hard ~

         upon Fall’s green(s)leaves
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Fall from grace

each soul in as identity
be it manifest as form or not
as long as it behaves as an ego
feeling incomplete nurtures desires
thus presupposes separation from God
which is delusion borne of ignorance 
representing the human condition 
spoken of as our fall from grace
redeemed by purifying heart

The Weeping Sky

A maelstrom fell from the heavens,
Dark clouds a limbo of vertigo,
As the blind lives hurried to avoid its wrath.

Great angel of the sky, 
Must these clouds cry to watch you die?

Not one great grey could hold such tears,
Humbly joining in the fall from grace,
As it lands upon a traveler’s face.

A Robin Will Sing

Those at my behest…
  know that limits persuade
  and words orphaned alone
  into emptiness hide
  with the snow passing on
  a new robin will sing
  each breath left forgotten
  until spoken aloud
  as memories fall from grace
    —in the silence unnamed

(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2019)

Premium Member Fall From Grace

Fallen.

Down into the cold dark morass.

Earthborn once more.

Discarded.

From the warmth of your secret fires.

Out of grace.

Into the wilderness.

Love no longer mine to give.

Nor yours to have.

Requiem.

Into a labyrinth scene.

With shades of your face sketched in reverting dreams.
© Indigo Sky  Create an image from this poem.

Warmth

I bask in the warmth 
Of heavens glow
Gentle raindrops 
Bathe my soul

Daemons retreat
For where they came
To no longer point
Their fingers of blame

A healing light
As the sun shines down
Lighting my path
While I’m homeward bound

Rising up 
From my fall from grace
I have arrived
At a sacrosanct place

Running From Ourselves

Racing through the night
Our hearts must take flight

As the beasts give chase
We flee from our fall from grace

Consumed by sin
We desperately ignore the evil within

The devil lurks near, preying on our fear
The apex of insanity becomes uncomfortably clear

We are young and we are mislead
We are apathetic and we are dead
Form: Rhyme

Blink

A moment in the blink of eye,
When angel statues fall from grace
Flaming from the steel blue sky.
A moment in the blink of eye
The trailing embers wail and sigh;
Draw a portal that will efface.
A moment in the blink of eye
When angel statues fall from grace.



Denouement, Nayda Ivette Negron Contest
Aug 23 2016
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Swiftly

In one swift stay
A solid say


In one swift stride
A message rides


In one swift breeze
A better squeeze


In one swift turn
A hustle burns


In one swift touch
More speaks as such


In one swift show
The rancid flow


In one swift pace
The fall from grace




Leon Enriquez
12 September 2015
Singapore
Form: Couplet

So Cold

When did this ice age happen
how did I miss the signs
when one upon another we fall
so cold in our designs.

When callous hearts forget to feel
how can love bloom and grow
when I to you and you to me
so many insults are thrown.

When caring is the victim
how sad this time and place
when what is gained is paramount
so far the fall from grace.

(Stoic)
Form: Quatrain

Love Is Real .

L ove is life ,with give and take .
O pinion split on how to share 
V endetta's venom will always break
E fforts made, in goodwill-care .
I dols that we venerate
S oon lost, with time's uncaring chase ,
R eveal their medicore state
E arly , in their fall from grace .
A ll things come to those who feel
L ife's warm call... yes.. love IS real .
© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Sans Sand

I'm relaxing on
A beach with no sand,
Marveling at an ocean
With no water
Under a sky with no stars

I'm relaxing
In my mind,
Or what's left of it,
I think it likely,
It's just a tiny bit

Of what it once was
Did I, in fact,
Fall from grace?
Insult someway,
The human race?

Oh, who cares,
Let it be,
What matters most,
Is what I
think of me.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

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