Short Piety Poems

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


Premium Member Love and Piety

Love and piety are soul's wings that allow it soar to the realm of heavens!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
    10 January 2020
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Piety In Poetry

glory expounding
                                     with gavel

                             sent to hell with love





MagiCicada13
Form: Senryu

Piety Variety

There was a preacher named Gunn
Who kept all the ladies on the run.
He caught quite a few
And first thing he knew
The pews were full of sons of Gunn.
Form: Limerick

Piety

Abbeys made for monks
Filled now with dirt, dust, and moss
Just tell me one thing

Which believe they're more righteous?
Which of the two truly are?
© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Piteous As Piety

Conception of a bloodstained cross
Can be perceived a threshold loss,
As piteous as piety
When rage of age destroys its gloss
And ends a dismal dynasty.
Form: Quatrain


A Variety of Piety

When the face of satan flickers
Across your heart and soul
Bishops, priests and vicars
Will show their sacred role

Their aim to help society
By teaching wrong from right
This variety of piety
Will keep you in the light
Form: Rhyme

Virtuous Piety

You are a ray of light that caresses my soul…
You stir my might each day releasing things outdated…
You love me in a way that is right with purity…
You shall forever stay with me goddess of delight...
My friend, my lover, my ray of light…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member ESTABLISHED PIETY -:-

ESTABLISHED PIETY -:-
simplified 
 images
tempt

prospective 
observances
in PERFECT PERSONIFICATIONS
eagerly 
 pursuing
conferring

emotional
 responses 
but BEARING IN MIND
customary 
 moods
earnestly

sensed
commitments
Form: Other

Premium Member Piety Satiety

                piety
                you rarely see
                coming from me
               
                I’m naturally
                narcissistically
                disposed

                my ego needs
                a change
                of clothes
Form: Rhyme

PIETY

When the carrion calls
this is your  destruction
you are drunk with distain

Your body is a yew tree
into which a maiden
dips her momentary fingers

You are  now a  snake
which slithers 
towards the black cave


together your
dreams are stillborn
the  still night interlopes
with your deft piety
disheartened

A Moment of Piety

Cliffs were sentinels reaching to the sky Gulls chided my presence with loud decry I scaled a hilltop to glimpse the sea Piety washed in gentle waves over me Never had I felt so humbled before, watching fingers of foam fondle the shore October 26, 2021 Bite Size Poem no24 Contest Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: Rhyme

Waves of Piety

The Sea of blood
Glows pink when the sun hits.
Suns rise and more die,
The liquid of life is pungent.

Midday the Gods fall,
stars plunging.
Angels float, then drown,
white wings bleeding.

Dogmas submerge
as dusk hits.
High tide is lovely.
Devils emerge
wingless.
These sunsets are heavenly.

-Stephen Kofi Opare Obeng
Form:

Waves of Piety

The Sea of blood
Glows pink when the sun hits.
Suns rise and more die,
The liquid of life is pungent.

Midday the Gods fall,
stars plunging.
Angels float, then drown,
white wings bleeding.

Dogmas submerge
as dusk hits.
High tide is lovely.
Devils emerge
wingless.
These sunsets are heavenly.

-Stephen Kofi Opare Obeng
Form:

Ramadan

RAMADAN

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The month of ?????
We become ?????
We feel ?????
But never ?????
We worship with ?????
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And wish that ??????
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Are proud of ??????
For it is among the ?????
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Have a blessed ?????

@Clempoetry
Form: Rhyme

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