Short Messiah Poems

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


Premium Member Merry Christmas

Messiah
Emmanuel
Rabbi
Redeemer
Yahweh

Christ Child
Healer
Restorer
Intercessor
Savior
Teacher
Master
Almighty God
Sustainer
Form: Acrostic


"the Messiah" - Performed Live

Upon the first strains
The entire audience stands...
Sing Hallelujah!!


(Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus"...King George II started this tradition)
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Boxing Day

Christians falling
in love with the Messiah....
a midwinter gift
this day after Christ born day
an endowment of love’s truth.

© Harry J Horsman  2011
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Messiah

messenger Jesus Christ
message God told to speak
mesmerize by His word
melting humankind hearts
memorable values
meant to bequeath His life
memories eternal
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Bright Sun Vs Blue Moon

Explore the Messiah 
In yourself
He should be
 the love
 In your heart
That bright sun
 evil should be
That black dot
 in your heart
 Panel of the dark
That blue moon
Form: Manqabat


Messiah

(2D Acrostic).

Admirably blessing, caring devotion,
Beautiful curator, develops evangelism,
Creating dedicated, evolving faithful,
Divine epistles, faith growing.
Form: Acrostic

Irony: Your Manifest Destiny

A democracy, tainted unto it's very core....
Hypocrites standing atop Christianity's podium waving
Fist in the face of, Heaven's Messiah: brazenly mocking, love's light ?
Form:

Jesus Lives

Jesus,                       
My Messiah,                                      
Resurrected from death                    
His mercy without boundaries          
He lives
Form: Cinquain

Lost

For 
eternal spring

Is this
War
Blood smeared 
Streets
Souls
Insanity

Proclaimed the 
Messiah
Prophet 
Of peace

The crowd 
Cheers
And 
I
Am lost
Alone?
© Ritesh Pal  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Messiah

                                    the year of our lord
                                two thousand twenty third year~
                                    oh why aren’t you here
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Charlieku Christmas

ornaments 
wrapped presents
Christmas trees

first noel
silent night
peace on earth

holy child
Son of God
messiah



12/27/2018
Charlieku 3-3-3 Contest
charles messina
Form: Haiku

Messiah

Admirably blessing, caring devotion,
Beautiful curator develops evangelism,
Creating dedicated, evolving faithful,
Divine epistles, faith growing. 

(Acrostic in alphabet sequence, ABCD).
Form: Acrostic

Finesse

mosquito messiah
follows feeds swallows
such needs create 
much madness
(so squint & see
the imprint it's me)
with finesse lapping
up the mess flapping
wings for the sheer 
hell of it

Jesus Messiah

Jesus Messiah

Jesus Messiah
Made so we will be redeemed
From all of our sins.

And Hallelujah
Over and over again
Always forever.

Hearing Messiah right while I write this.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Haiku's

Savior,
Gardian of our soul,
Your hero.

Jesus,
our Messiah
Our Escape.

The good book,
The book of life,
A Never ending story.

The day is light,
The day is bright,
the day is Beautiful !

Christmas Tree

Crucifixion
Heaven-bound
Resurrection
Immortal
Savant
Transcending
Messiah 
Avatar
Savior

Tranquility
Redeemer
Empyrean
Ethereal


~Contest: Christmas Poetry
~Sponsor: Bobby May.
Form: Acrostic

Mighty Messiah Named Jeremiah Horn Haiku

mighty messiah 
who was named Jeremiah
not a pariah 

does intensify
God will come down from the sky
while people will die

there are those we seek
may be mild mixed with the meek
who to we will speak
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

The Last Word

Steaming fire and ice      
Glomming armour and vice
A royal defence force
A charging horse

He’s sire
Knighted Sir.
A messiah
My hero

A skilled warlord
Conqueror of worlds
His regal sword
The last word
Form: Rhyme

Messiah

Betrayed for thirty pieces 
Of silver
Mocked, spat upon 
Flogged and crucified, 
How Messiah suffered and died. 


            W.A CHOLT. Copyright Fergal O Reilly 2019.

            Matthew chapters 26 and 27 KJV.
© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Kiss

Kiss her like you are The safest place she has known The brightest star she has seen The best of herself she has felt Kiss her like You are her messiah in her world of pain And she, your place of retreat.

Premium Member He Revels in Riches


   
	     Donald Trump, self-appointed Peacemaker
             His frantic efforts will soon gift him a pacemaker

                 He revels in riches and worldly luxury
                 ~ forgets that the Messiah rides a donkey
Form: Clerihew

Jesus

I am the son of the living God,
Jesus, the beloved of the Father.
The humble servant, the shepherd,
The one who saves the lost sheep.

I am the light of the world,
Jesus, the Messiah,
The bread of life,
The one who gives eternal life.

Waiting For Messiah

waiting for the messiah to 
lead back to open the muddy
salt lake on apocalypse eschca-
tological systems, minimalist dis-
pensations dis belief in the wilder-
ness wrath of god in the great tribu-
lations judgement on the final rebellion+
Form:

The Suffering Messiah

That he should suffer
Bleed and die 
Was the will of God, 
A sacrifice of atonement 
For the iniquity of us all. 


           W.A CHOLT. Copyright Fergal O Reilly. 2018.

  Inspired by Isaiah chapter 53 (KJV). A truly remarkable prophecy.
© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Who Is Jesus

Jesus is the Good Shepherd,
King of Kings, Prince of Peace,
Lord of Lords, Light of the world,
Messiah, Alpha and Omega,
Son of God, the Way to Heaven.


September 16, 2021
entered in the Bite Size Poem No. 21 Contest
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: ABC

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