Short Grudges Poems

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


Premium Member Life Puzzle

Live every day without grudges 
Ignite the spark inside you 
Forgive and leave past behind
Embrace the day with a new hope
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Pruning

deadhead any grudges
slough off wilted feelings
instill a will to replenish
what was lost with more
abhor stagnation
regain greater growth

4-13-2022

Premium Member In the Blink of An Eye

Taste 
The life
In the blink
Of an eye things
Can change forever

Release burdens
Let grudges 
Reign peace
Now







Nayda Ivette
11-4-2015
Form: Ninette

Death

Death is inevitable, it must come;
A child, young or old, it spares none.

A very short span of time, we are allotted,
Wherefore defile it with grudges and hatred.
Form: Couplet

Can Not Let It Slide

When their crossing lines, I wish that I
Could let it go, but no I can not let it slide
I hold grudges and let them eat me up inside
Then blow up and to me it's completely Justified
© John Conde  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Nonchalance

the abused
did not roll over
and tamely die

the ‘victim’ just blew
a kiss of love

the void
holds no grudges

the oppressor 
inevitably suffered
as hate spewed spread poison

Love Your Neighbor

HEAR the voice of forgiveness in prayer
HEAT up your oven and bake pardon's fare
HEAP up homespun, yummy cookies to share
HEAD on over to that neighbor somewhere
HEAL old grudges and renew Christian care
Form: Rhyme

This Year

Burried the predicaments of my past.
Forgotten the grudges I held inside.
Focusing on having a blast.
With negative people aside.
Hope you all have a great new ride!

This Year
© Yoni Abai  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member PEACE ON EARTH

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Snowflakes drift like prayers, soft between the rifle barrels~ somewhere a child laughs. The earth exhales its old grudges, wide as dawn, deep as roots hold.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Living Tips

Change your life for better loving unconditionally.
Forgive and forgive yourself.
Don't hold grudges or hard feelings.

Wake up with a positive mind.
Smile each time you can.
Accept yourself and be the best you can.

No More Grudges

I once held grudges but I’m done so it’s over

Finally, you can stop looking over your shoulder.

Wisdom came as I got older.

The hate is the weight of  a bolder.

It won't take my pain away, it only makes me colder
Form:

Grudges

People tend to hold grudges.
Why not forgive, God surely does. 
Take more time to really listen.
Because every story has to end.
When a loved one passes, you can't go back.
To say what you wanted, and to see them react.
Form:

I Forgive

There comes a time
When old grudges don’t seem
Important any more
But I have thoughts of your deeds 

So I use these words 
And find it soothing 
I forgive you 
But I can say
I’ll always remember.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Really Safe

Are there lives at stake?
The risk I'll take.
To help and to save
Like Jesus; His life He gave.
No time to hold grudges
No matter the smudges
Freely give.
Quickly forgive.
Smile extend peace and hope
Help others to cope.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member autumn

post a life well lived
as winds of autumn approach ~
death becomes a friend 

tree holds no grudges
when weary leaves seek release ~
love bidding adieu

graceful till the end
rust adorns petrichor earth ~
enlivening hearts
Form: Haiku

What Would Have Happened If

I’d followed the other path, 
said “I love you” more, 
left those bridges unburned,
forgot those grudges I bore,
hadn’t acted in jealousy, 
forgot about envy,
Would the world be better, 
if I had taken some secrets to my grave.

Premium Member Grudge Fudge

GRUDGE  FUDGE

I never bear grudges, and I never bear ill,
For these unwanted feelings, can easily spill,
Out of control and seep into our souls,
Destroy our long term dreams and goals,
If we lean towards this, wish it away with will.
Form: Limerick

Rising In Love

Choosing freedom
Isnt as hard
As choosing bondage,
As choosing scars.

As choosing hatred
To take over your heart.
As choosing grudges 
Over new starts

As choosing forgiveness 
Over building walls
I chose rising
Over making this a fall.
© Jamya Nix  Create an image from this poem.

Jealousy :: Cywydd Llosgyrnog

Jealousy very strong feeling comes from fear, concern of being weak leading to grudges for lack of possessions, position. Builds false, incorrect opinion suspicion, relation soar.
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Selling My Old Fridge

Yes, I had you told
My fridge would be sold:
Now tired, quite old 
Few times got things cold 
My hands I can fold
And stark grudges hold
Against Machines, old
Fridge that won't blocks mold...

Mine is a tongue bold
I oftentimes rolled 
To bad Old Fridge Scold.
Form: Rhyme

In Love I Kiss Passionately

In love I kiss passionately
                     In intimacy I caress purposely
                      Love is in record of acknowledging it
                Grudges and envy were peeping with evil intent
                                            And the record is safely stored
Form: Bio

Launder Privately

Fight
Argue
In your home
Never outside
Don't ever discuss
Grudges,Issues,problems 
Of wedded life with people
The compassion might feel soothing
But your story suddenly grows wings
Wash linen privately, mom always says

Written on:07/24/2016
Contest:'Etheree' by Kim Merryman
Form: Etheree

Premium Member The Abyssal Pipe

Evil flute 
The evil flute was passed down
Generation to generation
Through the family line
Only a few knowing its power
Everyone else carefree 
Until one who used to sit there
Holding grudges against his family
Threw them all in.
Wanting to be king and punish them in hell.
Old fiend

I Didn'T Hold Grudges

I suffered,he laughed
I filled up  his voids, he created mine.
I looked for roses,he gave cactus
I looked only for his heart,he focussed on my body
I healed all those stitches,he gave me wounds..
I ignored him,he started following
I left him,he cried
I didn't hold any grudges,he holds guilt.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Banish the Hate

Banish the hate from yesterday. Don't carry it around; let it go away. Grudges are held if you let it stay. One way or another, your antagonist will pay. Inside of you, hate will grow like a weed. Bad memories are something you don't need. inspired by another member's poem

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