Short Prophetic Poems

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


Prophetic Or Coincedence

My favorite job is to stock shelves
Now here is what is a shocker
in High School I was voted most
Likely to become a stocker!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Vignette-Sound Bite

The sun was high
Throats were burning dry,
The wagons circled round,
Hearts began to pound-
It's too quiet....was the prophetic sound.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Clerihew Modigliani

Modigliani a brief life but intense
TB was to be his prophetic sense
Death coming to him at thirty-five
his giftings dead&no more alive
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member prophetic sky

Pink fluff ball in the sky
Evergreens lean in for a closer look
Songbirds begin circling the puff ball
A mystical night signifying world changes
sky

Premium Member Vignette-Annointed

He opened the book
In Isaiah he looked
And then, proclaimed the word-
All the synagogue heard,
His prophetic watchword

Full story @ Luke 4:16-21
Form: Narrative


Premium Member What If

 
When the stars align 'tis then the magic unfurls Prophetic moment Insular earthlings challenged Their narrow vision enhanced.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Idiocracy

A
dumb flick
prophetic
in waning days
of an empire
Banana Republic
in reality only
flag of demagogue flown higher
than the flag our soldiers fought for
Form: Nonet

Premium Member History Shall Judge

Putin's Ukraine war prophetic or pathetic... history shall judge (senryu) 10/06/2022 SIMPLY SENRYU Poetry Contest Sponsored by: John lawless
Form: Senryu

Praise

Praise Mind of all minds: Supermind!
Spirit of all salutary spirits: Come Holy Spirit
O Spine of all prophetic spines: Superspine!
Poet & poetess with gospel of shalOm: Superpoet
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Trinity Blues

Three in one,
prophetic comes

One for all,
each heart enthralled

Confusion proffered,
diffusion reigns

Salvation offered
—all reason feigned

(Dreamsleep: April, 2020)
god
Form: Rhyme

Faith In the Prophetic

It can never be
This heart's fallacy;
True love dawning's, truly
Makes peaceable.
Unless through this word
Are touched by the Lord; 
Earth, as paradise, restored
Makes believable.
Form: Rhyme

Protrude

Prominent Pleiadian pyramids.
Poised, pronounced perfection.
Perplexing, preserved peaks.
Panoramic, picturesque pinnacles.
Prophetic programming purposes,
Protecting prisoner proteges.
© Talia Hill  Create an image from this poem.

Probably Not Prophetic

Whispered messages heard only in your mind
do not mean you have received heavenly advice
If you were to have yourself examined you'd find
mental instability to be a descriptor most concise
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Always Been Prophetic

Based on reults of the 1918 pandemic Covid could last a couple of years that's pathetic Not written in stone But has a life of its own Sure hope my prediction is not authentic
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Vegetable On the Couch

TV creates a vegetable on the couch
  Unhealthy produce with a big-bellied pouch

Yet echo words of a prophetic 60's Sage
  -- The Medium IS the Message -- 
Applies all the more to 2020's screen page
Form: Epigram

Prayers Are Becoming More Parasitic

Prayers Are Becoming More Parasitic

My prayers are becoming more parasitic,
According to what now is latest statistic,
Well designed,
With God in mind;
Also, profoundly prophetic and realistic.

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

Lonely Road To Prophecy

I once knew a man who thought he was pathetic.
Left alone with his thought's, became quite prophetic.



Now this is a couple lines from one of my poems. 
It just seemed to speak to the theme of this contest.
Form: Rhyme

More Prophetic Than Poetic

American broadcasts carry details
emerging from government hints
indicating journalists kindly “leaked” major news
of presidential quote reputedly saying,
“Trump’s ultimate victors were xenophobic young zealots.”
Form: ABC

Signs of Future Times

Lean in just to hear you speak
Engage that mind of yours
Prophetic creatures closing speech
Departs through tiny doors

Backwards up in front
Forwards left behind
Can't just stop
Can't be done
The end has just begun
© Isaac Rye  Create an image from this poem.

Isn'T Light Blue the Throat Chakra?

melodic open
blue throat chakra overflow
soft and kind words of 

too much wisdom from 
lil child of a few short years
prophetic and calm

sweet lines of peace stay
on her lips both night and day
giggly bluebird speak
Form: Haiku

Ocean of My Own Wisdom

The ancient poet's words I cease to need 
I will rest on wisdom
on my own written words 
a prophetic word(eight thousand days ago)
a youthful boy now speaking to his elder
striving is over
”...an ocean refuses no river.”

John- Four- Letter Words Contest

Just as he is, one of the saints
On high with the lord on whom he waits
He was known as the disciple that Jesus loved
No one denies him the prophetic vision he once had











Penned    23August 2013

Contest:  Four-Letter Word
Form: Acrostic

Until Saved

We become
what we see
We become
what we make
As damned
or forgiven
We reap
or forsake

Both scripture
and sermon
Prophetic
command
Until saved
by the Word
Our spirits
— disband

(1st Book Of Prayers: August, 2024)
god
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Harbinger

Here in this hallowed place
  he sees great signs foretold
    hidden, sacred meanings
      hold oracles of truth
    happenings yet to be 
  hear his prophetic words
herald of the future.







Written on 2/19/2017
Pleiades
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member The Prophetic

absolute insight,
           so rare
brings mistrust,
creates anxiety,
perhaps:
but often
   is influence,
encourages
         empathy
facilitates
        interest...
yet is singled out
not admired...but
feared..
..seen as bizarre
Form: Verse

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