Short Plead Poems

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


Plead With Me

Plead with me,
in this agony,
to let us breath.
Extend our hands and arms,
towards the blinding sun,
and tell the world,
how far we've come.


In Prayer Will Plead

In Prayer Will Plead

In prayer to God will always plead,
Meet my requirements and do need;
Never boast;
Enjoy coast;
Help me to overcome all my greed.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Plead

Thank you for the guilt
you planted in me
for making me worry
for what I never did
for mistaking my intentions
and make me plead
for stealing my confidence
and my peace
Form: Rhyme

When Praying To God Would Plead

When Praying To God Would Plead

When praying to God would plead,
And always told Him  what I need,
To survive;
Remain alive;
Understood and with me He agreed.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Plead the Honorable

To speak for our Christ            				                 
Living letters of the Word                                                                                     
Preach in deed and truth
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Form: Senryu


My Plead

Our love has grown to a great extent,
But there’s something more that we need,
With a pure heart I have sown the seed,
Oh lord shower your mercy and answer my plead,
Waiting eagerly to experience the joy, ‘to feed’!
Form:

Plead

I once loved, But now I hate,
I can't take anymore pain,
The people I trust always turn,
The people I love always leave,

I want him back, I really do,
I want him to be mine forever,
Come back my loves, my true,
Because all I will do is plead.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member The Silent Plead

He tread the path                
Trudging and grunting 
Toward a deadened hope 

Vesting on his armour 
While taking off
His own honour 

Unsheathing his sight 
As his trusted sword 
He doubled his drag

Then with a  song
Sounding his faith
He made a silent plead
Form: Narrative

Premium Member I Plead the Fifth- Im Innocent

Me and my muse had a fight,
She said I played it too safe.

Our nasty duel lasted all night.
I got so mad; I told her to leave.

She's been gone since October.
I have no tricks up my sleeve.

If you see a lackluster poem,
my muse is missing; blame her.








Alexis Y.
02/21/2021
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Form: Rhyme

Premium Member He'll Plead Insanity

In the stillness of a cool, spring morning, A cardinal’s heart is heavy – he’s heartbroken. Softly calling for the lover he is mourning. Thumps noisily against the clear glass pane, Reflecting the scarlet bird, lost in his grief, Striking the window, again and again – is he insane?
Form: Rhyme

To Summer I Plead

Shed on that certain kind of warmth
You give the waters that washed away our footsteps

Illumine the dark leaves of our past
Blown away by the indifferent breeze.

Desiccate the grass that invited conversations
But leave the roots unscorched. 

I prayed to Autumn to blow away my pains
But Winter entertained me instead.

I won’t let Spring visit me
Until you burn down her cold heart, Summer.

Premium Member Plead From Heaven

While I was in heavenly places
Enjoying his majesties’ graces
I noticed someone not in view
I was hoping I would see you

You meant the world to me
Supported me through thick n thin
I can honestly say you made me see
The truth and necessity of salvation

Please before you leave the earth
And come back to the place of birth
Enter the salvation route I plead
For here in heaven with you I need

Russell Sivey
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Plead From Hell

I hear her pleading
Deep bellow hell
She screams out
I try to tune her beyond
The intensity is great
Ear piercing horror
The words unclear
Voice of great fear
Yelling she tries
To catch my eyes
Beneath all hell
It hurts her still
I cry out for her to cease
Or her grave I will
Decimate and destroy
Intensifying her pain
She slowly recedes
Holding back her scream
I hurt from her terror
I don’t want to go to hell

Russell Sivey

Dim Embers Plead

Songs take voice in rampant whisper
'Pon the skyways of the Night,
Where truant Sun's no longer sway
O'er Moon's solitary reign...

As once again I durst there go,
To that lone moss-mantled Keep,
To unfathomed caves, my heart's retreat,
Enlamped but by sad yearning's glow.

There angels' psalms on black winds sound
Their dirge to Dream's descent
To flowered tombs- sarcophagi,
Where, loth to die, dim embers plead.

Premium Member Plead My Cause-

You plead my cause Know that I'm not worthy Note that I am filthy And yet you came along You came a long and you wash me You know tat I was guilty and yet as my lawyer you plead my cause I was lost in the wilderness You plead my cause I was blinded you took those scalds off mine eyes now I see your wonderous light I am so excited you plead my cause 8/3/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2022©

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