Short Infidels Poems

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


Premium Member The End

For infidels it’s a rebuke
Iran will soon launch a great nuke
Allah seeks rapture
With missiles that capture
The gospel according to Luke
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Hardy By Name, Hardy By War

In History, Nelson fought the Spanish
This powerful Armada did vanish
My ancestor was in thrall
Kismet Hardy had a ball
No invasion, the infidels, banished
Form: Limerick

In the End

Politicians…

Married  
to the sound
of their own voice

Divorced
from those
who elected them to serve

Philanderers
of a 
bigger truth

Infidels 
in the end
  —only to themselves
 
(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2013

Premium Member What Goes Around

what goes around...

human bombs wait  with fundamentalist patience
to wipe us from the earth as infidels
for polluting paradise

shocked disbelief rises like smoke from 911 
hovers over ticky tacky boxes
morning coffee, 
last night's discarded 
plastic wrapped 
lost generation 
all for the flush

spindizzy in a clock-wise vortex
stare out through a green dollar haze
and miss the point   again

Premium Member Copla 66 Invocation This Bad Guy World

COPLA 66 INVOCATION: This Bad Guy World

High ideals aims des hautes visées
To stand on tested principles
You don’t reward

For You it’d seem sometimes nausée
You caution mixing with infidels
To move forward

You set the main stage for villains
Who romp and jump on proscenium
Cashing the light

You let the trodden poor in chains
Serve morons without premium:
You call this right

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.


War of the Spirit

They live in mortal sin and shame
Between the lines of old and new
As us the righteous good and few
See infidels who aren't the same
How dare they question our belief
Eternal fire is prepared for
The devil and his angel scores
Who claim their brand of truth as chief

Our war is waged victorious
In time our vision shall prevail
Our purest essence, glorious
Barbarians are weak and frail
And we the meritorious
Will fight the battle tooth and nail

Premium Member MAHDI

From offspring of Muhammad
Comes Mahdi comes now
One night sleeps as a regular servant
Other morning wakes up with keys of heavens and the earth

Opens all the gates for hope
Knocks down all idols at a stroke
Sets up the holiest army of Islam
Takes next the breath of Jesus Christ
Conquers Mescid el Aqsa soils

Spreads to everywhere rules of Sharia 
Wears to his fingers seal of Solomon
Takes into his hands Moses' scepter
Demolishes dejjal and infidels' stronghold
© Onur Unlu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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