Short Halo Poems

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


Halo

The halo just woke what cold this earth was longing. In joy, the moon danced.
December 13, 2013
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Human Beheaded Halo- a Haiku

Human  Beheaded Halo- A Haiku

halo resplendence a more, ideal human walks under the angel
4/23/19
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Her Halo

her halo like a saintly hoverboard
      illuminating worship
             shekina glow of grace

3/7/2018

shekina - divine presence of God
Form: Kimo

Halo-Halo

The bright sun was scourging hot
Under the blue beach
I craved for sugared dessert
Of cold milk, fruits, beans
Jellies, on top of 
My sweet ice
Cream!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Sometimes

Sometimes you have to get your halo dirty.



Is this an epigrams or a firefly? There's never an English professor around when you need one.
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Halo-halo

Succulent rainbow dessert lavishly layered in large clear bowls and goblets, Fine crushed ice with milk, ice cream scoops on top of all sweets. Yum!
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member SOLAR HALO


 In Plumes of Light, I Illumine Bright
 In Solar Excellence, I AM Solar Thrice
 In Solar Strides stirred by Passions like Fire 
 I AM Ever Golden, Ascending Ever Higher
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member PAINT

Pray as if your white winged words are heard
And answered accordingly 
Inside fly heavenly high like blue bird
Never doubt jade journey 
That paints your black soul halo gold
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Natures Halo

Meditating amongst natures rainbow
Zeroing in
My third eye
Watching
Open 
Gifts
Of life
Reflecting
A Halo on
A full circle radiating a glow.

Dated-22.09.2020
Picture no.3
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Halo

I want an halo on my head as I disappear in the vortex of eternity
eating my soup from a bowl given to me by a departed soul I wonder
not afraid just curious I leave a clean plate behind me

Space Invaders

We all have that friend that feels the need
To invade your personal space when they speak
I don't need to smell your breath
To hear what you said
There's one in every group
Space Invaders
© John Conde  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Halo-Tosis - For Contest

HALO-TOSIS

Chained preachers
putrid breath of lies
extolling the efficacy
of fire and brimstone’s
scorched souls.



10/30/2015

submitted to – In 5 lines or less #1 – Poetry Contest
sponsor – SKAT A

Premium Member Halo

I want a halo on my head as I disappear in the vortex of eternity
eating my soup from a bowl given to me by a departed soul I wonder
not afraid just curious and leave a clean plate behind me
ready to smile at the sky a last time

Premium Member Halo To Horns

halo shiny, lustrous gleaming, shimmering, glowing adornment, antler, spike, point intimidating, troubling, scaring pointy, devilish horns
Sponsor: Dr. Ram Mehta Contest:Diamente October 24, 2013
Form: Diamante

HALO OF HOPE -

There's a halo of hope, 
shimmering 
like a radiant light 
under God's feet;
A sunrise, 
blazing so bright 
to tell the world
to wake up, 
for another dawn 
has come.


A2024 Poetry Contest 
6th place
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Verse

Halo

smiles surpass setting orchid suns in bloom
beauty shines in my moonless heaven room
twinkle till it knocks out all the gloom
the greys that cloud my sky
make my heart sound trumpet bells
agree to halo it up
rock Peter's wings and become my angel
Form:

Halo of Grace

The face of an Angel
A fantasy of golden haze
Lovely, in shrouds of fragility
Hovers in radiant ethereal allure
Bound with imperfections, still pure
Halo of grace throughout eternity
Serves desperate souls faithfully
As she reveals what you can never see

Beyonce's Halo

My angel's on stage
Beyonce has pure talent
Her halo shines on

She lights up like fire
She pushes me to
Follow my heart's desire

She's a great singer
She's beyond priceless - 
Irreplaceable 

She's beyond dazzlin'
She sings so beautifully 
Oh! I sing along!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Moon's Halo

soft the moon robed in yellow
loft of clouds...her home's halo--
nights sift the hues pale to bright 
while fist of ray gleams on lune's flight:

come, fast...gaze at moon's wonder
her fest , time's glory anywhere!
Form: Rhyme

A Halo Goodbye



An alm-timed good deed
got evilly rewarded
The saintly gesture, labor of love
was given a
perfidious payment

Death by dissimulation
uttered a bullet cry
Good Samaritan intentions
was given a
hot metal, cold evil eye

A warm welcoming, kind-hearted try
was given a
glowing halo goodbye
Form: Verse

Heaving Halo

shimmering shafts of thin shivering light

     streak through and softly shred behind me

          the whole length of my lengthening shadow,


as I face the breath-taking, blood-red horizon 

     of the darkening dusk, and as I gaze grateful 

          at the heaving halo of the sleepy, sunken sun.

Spring Halo

Flora blooms,
Joy runs through rooms,
Frail boughs sprout, 
A victory shout.

Birds sing,
Happy hymns,
As colours display,
Along dawn's way.

Warmth swings low,
Frost throws no blow.
All is bright,
It's factual light.

Rain drums roll,
Lightnings toll.



January 31, 2023.
Lipogram Poetry Contest,
Emile Pinet
Form: Rhyme

The Halo of Love

Tell me how much you love me, 
It's a secret, I won't tell.
Hiding behind closed doors, 
You whisper 'infinitely',

 I sit and dream about what has been lost. 

"So, you love me infinitely?", I ask.
You smile a soothing wave,
A curve,
A beautiful halo, 
Cocooning your shadow and light, 

Thereafter, you come alive again.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Under a Halo Circle

You're the fountain 
that fills the eyes of a desert spring 

Water of loving life 
existing purely divine saviour 

As it flows through the veins 
breathless oxygen mixed with h2o 

Inside a deep well wishing by magic 
an apparition appears in a baby blue light 

Echoing with a passion ringing 
inside heavens bells rejoicing
Form: Couplet

The Yellow Bearded

I know a fellow,
Whose beard is yellow,
And does it hallow,
Always glimpsing its halo,
For it in the mirror “A Hello”
And at night readied Tallow:
A sight to still swallow.

And he was a curious one,
Having at another pointed a gun,
Because he had in their argument won
And to him this was no fun,
Like a deed that has been done.
Form: Rhyme

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