Short Judgement Poems

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


Judgement Hurts

Prefer not to judge,
people in a harsh way, for,
i know the feeling
of how i just want to die
so they can remember me
© Bri Brown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Choose It's End

Nightmare turns to being gay
If you're a Christian on Judgement Day
Otherwise I hope you know
Into torment you will go
Form: Quatrain

Throw the Stone

Dare you 
Dare you
I see you 
I see you
You can't hide
I can't hide
If we start throwing stones
Who will get hurt?
Form:

Demise

I’m watching you bleed
Until your insensible 
I’ll show no mercy
I want you to be vanish
I spit on you thousand times
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The End of An Empire

Mr. Justin Smollett
Has nary a regret
  He concocted a most egregious hoax
  But won't apologize to us flummoxed folks
Form: Clerihew


Sweet, Sweet Rose -89

Sweet, Sweet Rose -89
When I annoy you
Tell me what I have done
don't let me waddle -
©Al Juman style 5-7-5 (ha-i-ku)
© Al Juman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Deception

A world where 
Reading between lines
Is a child’s play.
To have it all
Just can’t be a winner 
But a grandmaster.

Premium Member Weapon of Blind Destruction

     pure justice … blind ...   

     balanced… impartial... swift… fair... 
      
       ~ relies on the sword
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Increasingly Unhinged

that creaky old door
    just keeps swinging back and forth 
            it tries  ~  my patience 

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Senryu

Word of Honor

I only grant my advice
            if they Conceive it remarkable
and intend to listen .patiently....!
otherwise not...

That Good Ol' Day

Jesus is a coming
Hip, hip, hooray!
Jesus is a coming
Joy on Judgement Day
Jesus is a coming
He loves you by the way!
Form:

Agony of Riches

The ultimate indulgence…
blind acceptance

All standards rescinded
—all judgment forlorn

(Dreamsleep: October, 2019)

Premium Member End Times

Time in Heaven has no measure,
Nor does man's earthly treasure;
So, give both freely away
And prepare for Judgement Day.
© Jan Terry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Caw Caw

** Caw Caw ** Stark raving demands overhead Citizens subject to color of law The living for serving the dead
Form: Rhyme

Last Conclusion

~           JUDGEMENT          ~ 

~~  teeth deep in the ground
~~~ alligator skin like knifes 
~~~~~~ listening to lies
Form: Haiku

Times Running Out

see the signs
kept this in mind
stop the sin
it close to the end
live forever
go to heaven
no doudt
TIMES RUNNING OUT

First and Second

Hello There
You luckily
Are not
The one
Person to,
Whom be
Quickly seen,
Jumps as
The truly
Large, foreboding
Truth
Form:

End Times

all day long the heads
talk of doom and disaster
warning us to stay calm
the end of days is nigh
an old poet finds a word
Form: Tanka

Digesting the Wooers

Like stomach acid
Your observant scrutiny
Digests every flaw;
While the weak wooers scurry
The patient one grows stronger
Form: Tanka

Watched 05-09-25

It's sunset.
Shadows cast across my face,
blades of grass
as tall as an oak tree.
Closing my eyes,
they fall on darkness.
© Shane Zhao  Create an image from this poem.

Push Back In Bourgeois City

Needle

in a haystack:

--- that muffled sound ... logic? --- :

no matter, the rest's dross, pry good -

sense loose.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member the peons

Potential commander-in-cheat
Has a PhD in deceit
If courts say he's free
We'll see an orgy
With pee that D.T. could excrete
Form: Limerick

What Would You Do

What would you do
When you never knew 
Who hated you
And baited you
To do
What you
Didn't want to do?
What could you do?
Form: Rhyme

Judge Naught

Integrity is such a trudge
Its easier to buy a judge
For Trump, Barr none,
Trump's will be done
Americans love a good fudge
Form: Limerick

Integrity

Integrity may be passé
For those who live day-to-day
But Old Father Time
Makes you pay for each crime
Recorded in your DNA!
Form: Limerick

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