Short Kippur Poems
Short Kippur Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Kippur by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Kippur by length and keyword.
His right foot, a clipper
His left arm, a ripper
Glad it wasn't Yom Kippur ~
Wouldn't dare try his whip on me
Categories:
kippur, bullying, jewish, judgement, motivation, murder,
Form:
Rhyme
Who is behind the trouble?
Is it the Catholics, the Jews, the Chinese
or a combination
of all three?
Well, it seems that people
form deep seated hatreds
And you know what?
None of us are
free from it
I'm going to synagoguenext
Yom Kippur
despite my doubts.....
Categories:
kippur, fantasy
Form:
Lay
Tonight is Shabbat
Many scoff - but I find it a day of peace
A female rabbi - which is not to everyone's taste
But she is on my TV
reading the hallowed words
Years roll by - often full of pain and suffering
We say prayers for healing
Last Yom Kippur
I stood under a tent
and prayed, prayed hard!
for my self and my loved ones
I believe someond is listening
Categories:
kippur, god, jewish,
Form:
Concrete
There once was a Rabbi lived in Big Sur
Who could drive a golf ball straight, far, and sure
When he got a hole-in-one
He sighed, “Why, this is no fun”
Who could he tell? ~ it was on Yom Kippur*
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*Properly pronounced: Yome KiPOOR... Not a day
for playing golf, esp. if you are a Rabbi!!
Categories:
kippur, giggle, golf, jewish,
Form:
Limerick
{Hey, Where'd My Audience Go?}
Broke, Julie became a sexy stripper
Soon her bank account was pretty chipper
Her boyfriend treated her well
Then they moved to Israel
Julie's first performance was Yom Kippur
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Note: Yom Kippur is the Holiest Day of the
Jewish year. Over 90% of Israelis are in
synagogue and fasting on Yom Kippur
night and day.
Categories:
kippur, dance, jewish, religious, sexy,
Form:
Limerick
Christians have their Lent,
40 days of atonement,
sacrificing something of enjoyment.
When those 40 days of atonement comes to an end,
if you have not indulged once your sacrifice of enjoyment,
all of your past sins get forgiven.
Yom Kippur, now that's a deal I could sink my teeth in.
One day of atonement and all your past sins are wiped clean.
"Some gentiles can be such putzs," some Jews must hail,
"Even for sin those schmucks will still pay retail."
Categories:
kippur, holiday, religious,
Form:
Rhyme