Short Jew Poems
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Justice should prevail
Ethno-religion identity should be safe
World’s battle being fought
One day, a Catholic argued with a Jew,
Whose faith is more kind, whose faith is more true.
Seized by the neck and squeezed very tight,
The Jew confessed - " Your faith is more kind!"
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As a child, I was
sent to Sunday school
to learned of Jesus,
and how God sent Him
to die for our sins.
A Rabbi born
the son of God.
How ironic
that we damn Jews
for Christ's death,
even though
our Savior
Jesus,
was a
Jew.
(Diminished Hexaverse)
12, 16, 2019
The last Jew on Earth
after the flames killed millions
Decides to speak up
and declare
his joy in living
The last Jew on Earth
plays a game few remember
A short time ago
Someone told me the spiritual
overcomes the material
Listening to beautiful music
I tend to believe it
Our eyes were made for seeing
Our hearts for seeking peace
Counting the digits,
of your hand, you forget,
how many fathers you have.
Was it not very odd that
truth exists in the crying eyes
of a child whose mother
had abruptly disappeared ?
It always hurts, when
realization comes. A little
sprig of cowlick, reminds you of
timelessness. You can move-
in any direction. You want to
go. That will need a third eye.
Satish Verma
At the bottom of our garden
there's a wayward wandering Jew
but I have yet to spot
a crawling Christian or dot a hiking Hindu
I'm adding to the landscape
if it takes me all week
going in steadfast search of
a meandering Moslem or a sauntering Sikh
yet as no rockery looks good without
and planting both who could really resist
for the ladybirds bees and butterflies
a creeping Catholic and a bustling Buddhist
After Armageddon
comes forth
The last Jew on Earth
will proclaim his existence
amidst the smoking
ruins
He carries forth his
ancient faith
in spite of the
massive destruction
The last Jew on Earth
knows that the world
he once knew
was gone forever
Yet his faith has
not
disintegrated
Amidst the smoking rubble
he survivors
And we hope and pray
that he will find what he is looking for
For man's fate lies in the balance
A diamond in
The rough wears common disguise
Nothing shines like stars
I should have loved her
My diamond in the rough,
O pity me blind
Forgive me, too late
Time polished my diamond
In the rough at last
And I cannot hope
To reclaim this diamond
In the rough I lost
A diamond in
The rough prejudice eyes see
Not heart of darkness
Only fools compare
The treasured diamond
In the rough to stars
I should have loved her
My diamond in the rough
Still shines on my mind.