Short Manger Poems

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


In the Clouds

way up high
beyond the sky
i hear them sing
its a godly thing
from his manger the angel
bang
out loud
IN THE CLOUDS


We'Re the Angel

we all it a picture wall
with wings that sing
all corlor too
so much we do
from gods manger
make us all
yes
WE'RE ALL ANGEL

Eyes of a Angel

theyer wide
i love the sides
theye blue
i love that  too
you should be you see
an a manger
you have 
EYES OF A ANGEL

Your My Love and Angel

you are neat so sweet
a godly treat
make my heart beat
your like heaven
in a manger
from above
YOUR MY LOVE
AND ANGEL

Love In a Manger

to faithful compassion the Lord is no stranger,
      when He birthed truth and love in a manger.
 

December 20, 2016
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Away In a Manger

Poor Rudolph was getting old,
He had the start of a heavy cold.
He did not want to pull the sleigh.
In the manger, he wanted to lay.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member CHILD OF THE MANGER

CHILD OF THE MANGER
(A Christmas Haiku Thought)

Cribbed in a manger,
Here to nourish all with love;
Our God-given fruit:-
Form: Haiku

Stable Boy

STABLE   BOY



He was  a  kinda  ultimate Lone Ranger
Come to rescue us from danger
A tall bearded stranger
But born in a manger
Form: Monorhyme

Night of the Angel

you can see the white
that lights up the night
the world torn
this prince is born
they suround
his manger
THE 
NIGHT OF THE ANGEL

Walk and Talk With a Godly Angel

learm from  a star
here or far
they protex you
do as they tell you too
they come from a manger
just 
WALK AND TALK WITH A
GODLY ANGEL

Angel On That Night

they wear white
lights up the night
tis a watch for eye
as  the new born pass by
as he lay in this manger
looking over is
ANGEL IN THE NIGHT

Premium Member Sins Payment

Sin’s Payment Haiku: by Tom December 6, 2020 It was so destined the payment for mankind's sin was manger to cross.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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 Manger Danger

I grabbed the ass in the manger,
risking spiritual anger
	the ass hee’d and haw’d
	I screamed “Oh my Lawd!”
my ass, not his, was in danger!
Form: Limerick

Good To Know You

we are stranger
flowing in a manger
we never met before
so glad we live door
to door
won't to know you more
i love the things you do
GOOD TO KNOW YOU
Form:

Look Up

there a bright light
dress in white
and you see the sight
its and angel
from the manger
on your shoulder
its  in a folder
with good stuff
just
LOOK UP
Form:

Premium Member A Star In the East

a star in the east shining in His manger.... man’s destiny changed ~//~ 29 Nov 2910 For Andrea's "haiku me a Christmas tree contest
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Reindeers Smoko

Santa put away his sleigh,
As the sun came up on Christmas Day.
It's time for the Reindeers to celebrate,
They sang "Away in a Manger" and ate Christmas cake.
Form: Rhyme

Christmas Cube

Snow and ice:
slipping down
isn't nice.

Party time,
on the town,
pantomime.

Manger scene,
bishop's gown,
Santa's been!

for Andrea's 3-Cubed contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Silent Night

the star shine   
the wise men                     
the worship                     

the manger 
the mother
the child

the new born
the new king
the new hope
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

State Mule: a Definition

It is a two-faced herbivore whose nose is in its feed-bag
While it still eats from the manger with others around the flag.

12.1.2022 


No comments, please!
© A. Hemmati  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Savior

He was born in manger- radically changed the world-hung on a tree
Sacrificial lamb for you and me - this is what Christmas means to me






Alexis Y.
12-13-2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Stranger On a Sunday

we met on a boat
as it float
we got eye to eye
contact
thats a fact
you look like a anger
from a manger
i remember it was not monday
we were
STRANGER ON A SUNDAY
Form:

Gods Best Gift

Gods Best Gift

Jesus
born long ago
to Mary and Joseph
in a manger beneath His star
brought love.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 19, 2010

Poetic form: Cinquain
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Christmas Haiku

~Christmas Haiku~

             star in the heavens
           a child in a manger lies
               humanity sighs 


             

               December 12, 2019
Form: Haiku

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