Short Purge Poems

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


Binge and Purge

Musta lost five pounds today
hunger hurts
but I suffer anyway
stomach shrinks 
along with guilt
hope this improves 
the way I'm built
Form: Rhyme


Purge

lost in pensive thought
fire burns all mendacity,
 self-hatred hooked me.
Rid the hateful piercing cries,
intercept thoughts I despise
Form: Tanka

Grace the Purge

PORCELAIN SKIN
STAINED
RUNS BRIGHT RED
COVERS A SILENT SCREAM
GHOSTS TRICKLE OUT
BLEED ONTO YOU
RUNS OUT OF ME
LIKE EXORCISM
FOR AWHILE
ALL IS WELL.

Urge To Surge and Purge

Urge To Surge and Purge.

What we had  was an urgent urge,
Which would  result in a big surge,
On look out for,
Several  more,
Of so many sins God had to purge.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Urge Followed By Surge To Purge

Urge Followed By Surge To Purge

People in Georgia voted with surge;
All of them surely did have an urge;
Blood boiled thinner,
Even a beginner,
After in Georgia performed a purge.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Desire Tamed By Lord Will

Peace must always being present
          and inside the soul, permanent
          with  all lust and libido, tamed
          by the Lord's will, satiated
          in full divine calmness, vibrant
Form: Quintilla

Hearing Dirge Had Caused a Purge

Hearing Dirge Had Caused A Purge

While baking bread was bothered by a dirge, 
I had heard and that in pan caused a purge;
Breath taking;
More baking;
Decided making bread did need surge in urge.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Urge To Purge

Urge to Purge

From person a desire did purge
Soon there would be a surge
Middle of night must have been
And did it again and again
Go to bathroom had the urge.

Jim Horn

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Form: Limerick

The Purge

in the cataract of anxiety
The rock gets worn away
The misty water hides his deity
Noise drowns my voice when I pray 
The love of the world, Lord, take it away
The love of self first, then fear
I cannot stand in water, I am clay
Fire me, till no dross is there.
Form: Verse

Purge

Purge me Lord
Till there’s nothing left but you
To you I will remain true
No more vain pursuit

Oh sweet land of peace
How I long for thee
The place of total ease and release


Amazing grace
Upon the cross Jesus took my place
For every sin He did erase
Form: Other

Purge This Poison

Purge this poison from my veins
I pray for you to take my pains
Supreme your kingdom reigns 
If you can make and move the rains 
Then you can break satan's evil chains
Rid all that banes my brain’s grains
Wash out all the stains 
And definitely save my sinful remains
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Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Purge the Poisoned Land

The land lies sick.
Its fever rages, but diagnosis wrong-
misread by hands that lie.

Cure the disease
at its poisoned root.
Let the tainted flow be purified,
then watch it rise.

No balm can soothe
till graft's stain is purged.

Purge the venom first -
free her from corruption's grip.

The Purge

Praying for the release of the beast I keep locked inside of me,
These monsters in my mind controlling everything I think,
Voices of many, whispering and chanting,  
 The echoes I hear cost me my sanity,
I've lost touch with the reality of humanity,
This madness, It's all in all hurting,
To stop this burden, I'm purging!
Form: ABC

The Purge

I was searching away
And here you are today
Your eyes like a blazing fire
Melting out my hidden 
desire.

Yes I had fears and fault
But now I don't mind a big 
vault
For life itself is a tragedy
If death is our destiny.

Even if I cannot tame you
Life would be very less blue
For memories of hunting a 
lioness
Would sure be a pleasant 
business.
Form: Lyric

Urge To Immerge and Purge

when in God immerge
we always have a big urge
for sins Him to purge

what we will suggest
God always knows what is best
In Him must invest

what we did intend
on God to always depend
to Him sins shall send

when God was complete
always should be nice and neat
God said should close seat

at cross our heads bow
God gave birth to little cow
in hall had our chow

always have the need
with God we always agreed
let Him be in lead
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Form: Haiku

Premium Member Pritzker's Purge

"Governor" Pritzker has a plan.
There will be no cash bail for the criminal clan.
The arsonist, murderer-kidnapper, and 
garden-variety brutes are in celebration.
From beyond his gated walls, he boasted 
that this will make citizens safer.

Pritzker has planted land mines in the community garden.
Innocents will be forced to do the weeding,
Lock and load, my friends. Pray if you must.
The purge begins on New Year's Day.



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Purge Ii --Doubts

Worst part is, they're the ones you need, 

The ones you love,

The ones you go for, 

for your hugs.The ones you thought you 

couldn't be without,Are the only ones that

ever give you doubts.

And once I'm out. 

I'm out.

Never to turn around.

I'm 18 and cut,

that's a wrap,

How many times have you said that?

I hate you all,

I hate my life,

My life's a lie,

Just lie and die,

Die or cry.

Crying why?

Pack my bags and just say bye!
Form: Rhyme

Knots

I could feel them tight knots in my stomach.
They were there, I had no choice.
Then in crept through,
That manipulative voice.

At 14 I felt far from loose,
Already practicing how to make a noose.

Using it or not, is a different book.
So I did some research and had a look.

I had to make sure everything was right-
Not just the materials or the height.
To do this correctly I must be fairly light.

Making myself sick was my plan,
Before the final game of hangman.
Form: Rhyme

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