Short Psalm Poems

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


Lakota Psalm

The white wing of the wind
blew down from tomorrow

Carrying a message of hope
—from beyond the unknown

(Dreamsleep: August, 2020)


Premium Member Psalm 118:24

                                             Psalm 118:24  

       This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.
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' King David's 23rd Psalm ... ' (Classical - Tribute) 61st Senryu

‘ King David’s 23rd Psalm … ’ (Classical-Tribute)  61st  Senryu



The Brave Should Know Song:
King David’s ‘ 23rd Psalms ’
Makes Warriors Stay Strong
Form: Senryu

Read a Psalm

Each  time when I will  read a psalm,
Receive much peace and also calm;
So  much  silence,
And no suspense;
God us He will always overwhelm.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sapphire, Honey, and Rose

She is my sonnet:
Sapphire eyes and honey hair…
Smile within my storm-

A rare blue rose blooms…
Her psalm, a winter night’s flame,
My heart, warm, flutters.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Psalm

Pouring wisdom words of gold
Sinners and saints seeking soul
Amethyst hearts embracing prayers
Lavender wishes despite nay sayers
My God is great make no mistake
Form: Acrostic

Focus

This is hard some days,
For inner calm, I pray,
Spread smiles, like a balm,
Try to be a living psalm,
Pray to be a river of peace,
We must practise our beliefs!

Premium Member JANUARY PSALM

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ January hush~ snowflakes dissolve in black tea, the moon a pale sip. Downstairs, the furnace hums its old, familiar psalm.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member FROZEN PSALM

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bare fingers grasp~ the winter sky's cold scripture, ink-black and aching. Each branch a frozen psalm, waiting for spring's warm amen.
Form: Other

A Sunday Psalm

Sunday-

Pouring into yourself
Daydreaming in the crisp evening breeze
Wanting to postpone tomorrow
Thoughts like a tornado
Still-
Enjoying silence
Basking in the quiet and the calm

A Sunday Psalm
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member SPARROW'S PSALM

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dawn cracks the tomb's seal spiritual light blooms inside where death used to breathe. Now the sparrow sings the psalm only empty graves can teach.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Unto God

Unto God, my soul is His.
To pick me up
when life is amiss.
My hand is His to take
and lead me by still waters
or to walk on the lake.
You hold me up and teach me this,
I will not stay above if it's Him I miss.

Psalm 103-3

We’ve all been crippled
in different ways
To hobble or stumble
 alone in our pain
No one is reprieved
as years take their toll
Till that day we return
one body — one soul

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

Psalm 104

To stand in
Your shadow
its welcoming rim
Surrounding
my calling
to lead me within
Your aura
completes me
and lights up my way
To follow
undaunted
—Your love on display

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

Premium Member Fuchsia Muse

Fuchsia fairy flying fast
Muse improve my poetry
Inspiring windows of past
Visions provisions owed to me
Cure me of this crime of rhyme
Turn it off with a waving wand
Fill me like a cup of red wine
With words that read like a psalm
Form: Rhyme

To Psalm 13

Wake me from slumber's arms,
her warm caress deceives me.
Save me from her temptress charms,
felled prey of my foul enemy.

Tell me arise, arise
your glorious light beckoned.
Pleasing brightness to my eye,
sleeps darkness over-reckoned.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Music of Poetry

Rain falls soft on my thoughts Whispering sweet peace Across my mind in melodies Awakening my deepest dreams To the intimacy that floods me With liquid music and poetry Bite Size Poem no11 Poetry Contest

Premium Member A Poet's Psalm of Praise

Imagine
you can see
what your ears hear
and they see
what your eyes watch
as you dwell
in the
Sanctum Sanctorum
of prayer
while communing 
with The Most High
whose returned gifts
are beyond
all other words
except:
“Halleluiah…Amazing Grace!”

Psalm One

The wicked flee on every side 
When the wrath of the lamb has come 
The lion of the tribe of Judah roars 
The nations tremble in fear. 


          W.A CHOLT. Copyright Fergal O Reilly. 2021.

           19/5/21            Revelation chapters 5&6. Kjv.
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Premium Member Psalm

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member A Psalm

rophi,rophe shammah
my shepherd healer
who comes alongside,
my jireh and shalom
take away my pride
rophi,rophe shammah
from you I cannot hide,
my jireh and shalom
bring wholeness and provide,
rophi,rophe shammah
you are always by my side,
my jireh and shalom
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Psalm a Life Breath

rophi,rophe shammah
my shepherd healer
who comes alongside,
my jireh and shalom
take away my pride
rophi,rophe shammah
from you I cannot hide,
my jireh and shalom
bring wholeness and provide,
rophi,rophe shammah
you are always by my side,
my jireh and shalom
Form: Verse

Premium Member Psalm of Longing

Psalm of Longing

my heart thirsts for You Lord
I hunger for Your righteous word 
each day I need Your forgiveness
I need Your guidance and love
without You I’m lost in sin
sometimes I feel separated from You
some day my time will come
and I will be with You
god

Premium Member Psalm 65:11

The Lord crowns the year with goodness. Paths overflow with new abundance.
January 28, 2022 entered in Beata Agustin's Newness Senryu contest placed 2nd February 22, 2022 entered in Brian Strand's Shortie Poetry Contest placed 1st
Form: Senryu

Premium Member A Short Psalm

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Verse

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