Short Magi Poems

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


The Magi Rode Again

the magi rode again
after the star of David rose to reign
the royal in manger in the stable
lay he ready to enable
but Herode wanted him slain
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Young Tim Learns About the Magi

When young Tim learned Three Wise Men went far
on their camels to follow a star,
with surprise in his eyes,
he piped up, “They were wise?
So why didn’t they just go by car?”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Regret of the Magi

The three wise magi started from far, Following the trail of the bright star. But soon the star was veiled, By dark clouds and they wailed- "We should have come by a taxi car"
Form: Limerick

Three Magi

They had been following his star.
Was it Luther, Calvin or Smith?
Quickly approaching
is second Millennium of his crucifixion.

Where are his signs?
Pastors are usurping the Lord
with prophetic messages,
eager to sit on his throne.

Is he among us,
somewhere homeless,
unrecognized?
The Wise still seek him.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Magi Herbert the Temple

George Herbert 'THE TEMPLE'
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Form: Shape


Premium Member Ask the Magi

Vol 1.

Well, go ask the Magi,
and you may be extolled.
Yet, he may say you're crazy,
He's, three Millennium old.
Then, I went to the Magi,
with this question to pose.
If most opinions mean nothing
though everyone has some.
The Magi replied,
"don't,stand down wind Son".
The Magi is Wise,
the Magi is knowing.
Yeah, I'm half crazy,
And the MagI has Spoken.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Christmas

Christmas

Christmas comes in long nights of winter
Honoring a child born so long ago
Restoring hope for peace on earth
In angel’s songs and shepherds bowed low
Sleeping child upon the hay
Taking Bethlehem by surprise
Magi from afar revere the new king
A humble child born before our eyes
Simple rhyme celebrates all that we treasure when days grow long with winter weather.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Magi

* Star Rises In the east, The three magi, Scholars from afar Follow its guiding light Over hills and through deserts To a small town called Bethlehem, There pay homage to the new born king Bearing gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
Written 22nd December 2020. Wishing everyone a merry Christmas or (happy holidays) and a better new year for us all.
Form: Etheree

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