Short Offenses Poems

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Offense - Quote By Anna Lo

"When someone offended us, doesn't mean we are willing to be hurt, but rather willing to 
forgive the offenses because we Love." .twitted on Twitter account
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Premium Member Ofenses

some offenses fall by the way side unless the offended~ speaks up
If the offender keeps on offending once they're told that’s~their issue










Alexis Y.
01/06/2021
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Form: Monoku

Premium Member Boom

B  better bursting of ballistic bombs

O often opened shooting annular offenses

O overly ousts on 

M mountains of memories motionless mystery




8/7/18
written  words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018
Form: Acrostic

Guilt

Guilt, 
My shame, 
You teach me 
To have regret. 
You come from my fault, 
Giving me the feeling 
Of deserving blame for sin. 
You let me disapprove myself. 
Offenses have caused me to feel you. 
You bring me the feeling of self-reproach.
sin
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Sciuridae Hatred Offenses

SCIURIDAE  HATRED OFFENSES

Hatred stirs up quarrels
But love makes up for all offenses
Laughter climbs over fences
As nuts rolling towards Squirrels 
Are members of the family Sciuridae 
As those nuts are also human
Sciuridae man not forgiving ill humane

7/02/13
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2013, 2018
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Understanding

Understanding takes time.
              Unfortunately we, 
          Usually don't care,
    Unless someone's close to, 
      Us, offenses often go,
      Unnoticed because we're,
               Unaware of them too.
               








           04/30/2021
     Contest: Pleiades U 
   Sponsor: Kim Merryman
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Form: Verse

At These Times

To adhere to any subservience,
 i kindle the whispers in my head.

To juxtapose my beliefs with the worlds, 
 i sit back and savor a frigid beer. 

It is at these times that stately minds  
 conceive the grandest of offenses.

The expansion of one’s own apreciation; 
 in search of richer wisdom.

By Desi E. Sherman
11/17/2012

The Chances

Here she goes again flirting with the guys
As if to hurt me until my demise!

Doubts of nasty things cloud my mind
Cause she is a mod of all kind!

She was like a hooker, 
Couple of guys raped her
But I could have given her
The joy she needs forever!

My values stopped me from doing the offenses 
Now I repent for missing the countless chances!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Death

Death
(andaree form)

This thief comes anytime of the day and night
With claws of raptor sharper than scythe
Grabbing us, loved ones or friends
Mortality ends
Soul departs
Hence
Lift our hearts
To God, He stays, tends
Transgressions, offenses mends
So that at hour of  death we find the light
This thief comes anytime of the day and night.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Flatulant Fanny

Self-propelled she was
Gas powered
Protective aromatic defenses
Kept away any intended offenses

She filled a room alone
And usually she emptied them
But she was a good girl to the bone,
And enlisted in the Army elite 
The "creme de' creme"
Put her on the front line,
Turn her back to the enemy,
Screaming, terrified, running,
That's all of them you'd see.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

I Just Found Out

I just found out
The changes in us
In a friendship force
When a good one goes wild out.

I just found out
That a sinful me
Will make God's enemy
Who oozes offenses and stinks out.

I just found out
There is a meaning to my name
Which decides my earth's claim
To stand tall and out.

I just found out 
You found out my findings
Secrets of life in hidings
There are still more to find out.
Form: Quatrain

Words of Encouragement

Be of courageousness, 
And not of cowardice.
Be of strength, 
And not of weakness.
Be of joy,
And not of sorrow.
Be of joy, 
Because there's a better tomorrow.
Be of love, 
And not of hate.
Be of an emboldened spirit, 
And stand in your faith.
Whatever offenses you may encounter in the world, even if they be doubled, 
Remember that it is written:
'Let not your heart be troubled.'
Form: Lyric

Premium Member A Potpourri of Sins

I have known the temptation
of a train of impure thought, 
and the tranquillity of virtue 
that can’t be with lucre bought. 

I’ve coveted riches not mine
with the stealth of impropriety, 
and rejoiced in the righteousness
of a random act of charity. 

I hide the stains of offenses  
which the Ganges cannot rinse, 
I’ve tasted the milk of goodness
and sniffed a potpourri of sins.
Form: Rhyme

Come Alive

Come Alive

I’ve made myself
small
insignificant
undistinguishable
my needs, my life, myself
small
whispering offenses
be quiet arguments
scarcity, anxiety, depravity
Find you voice, Child
speak 
truth in Love
Come alive, child
breathe 
slowdown, trust yourself
and the God 
that is in You
abundance, peace, fearless
Be the girl who
raises her hands in worship
shouting 
praise
 Come Alive.

Drag Me Down Slowly

Take small offenses deep to heart 
let all resentments boil and fester
Tend with care the growing hate
until you'll bear the load no longer

Seize careless phrases or random words
read looks on faces as you'd a book
Imagine the worst of every person
until you'll burst with silent rage

Now drag me down into your pit
and make me drown inside of it
But do it slow, so I will feel 
that what you know is oh, so real
Form:

Premium Member Crosswords

CHRIST spoke while on the cross

RELIGION kills, but relationship heals

OUR savior offered prayer of forgiveness

SALVATION was given while on the cross

SATISFACTION was achieved on the cross

WORLD'S salvation was made available

OFFENSES against God were fully paid for

REDEMPTION was accomplished completely

DEEDS of the law and self righteousness: Nullified

SINS: Fully covered by Christ's blood on the cross
Form: Acrostic

Deja Vu

the sentence,perdition
no move to acquit
on trial for offenses
hand tailored to fit

no pardon forthcoming
a curse she proclaims
then yields up her life
to the withering flames

and yet time never ending
as crime will avow 
forever impending
from then to the now

where in uterine slumber
a shadow appears
of a spirit encumbered
with malice and fear

and it's memory burns
like the devils own den=
God no!......NOT AGAIN!!!!!

Riding Fences

Relationships of sorrow
weighed and measured by the pain
it really makes no sense to him
what is there one can gain.

So he keeps on walking
with his head held towards the sun
hoping there's a better way
before his ride is done.

Like the outlaw ridding fences
his hunger drives him home
but he's wanted for offenses
for refusing to be owned.

What is it with this place
and the anger people show
he's always been a stranger
he always has to go.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Morning Prayer 3

Sign of the Cross (poem)

O my God
I offer you all my prayers
 Works
 Joys
 and sufferings

In union with the Sacred Heart of Jesus
For the intentions
Which He pleads
Offers Himself in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

In thanksgiving for Your favors
In reparation for my offenses
In humble supplication for my temporal
Eternal welfare 

For the conversion of sinners
For the relief of the poor souls in purgatory. 
Amen.

Sign of the Cross (Poem)

Senseless

You leave me no choice
You grant me no chance
You won’t hear my voice
I’ll cease to advance

You’ve made up your mind
Marinated in rage
But you left me behind 
When you turned the page

How could I know
I would never have guessed
On my way, I would go
You still couldn’t rest

So speak up next time
When I drive you so mad
I see views that aren’t mine
A chat will be had

We’ll move on, together
Releasing offenses
Understanding much better
This tension is senseless
Form: Rhyme

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