Short Religous Poems

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


Eid Greetings 2011

It rained THIS year around Eid.
Rained both, clear... and blood.
And the land was cleansed by the following morning.
(For those unaware, Eid is a religous festival celebrated by Muslims)
Form:


Freedom Sings

To be HATED, just because of the color of your skin, the size of your waist, the color of your 
eyes or hair, your beliefs such as political or religous, is hard to understand. We that live in 
the USA have the freedom to speak our minds and have our own beliefs. 
Let freedom Ring!!
Form:

Death Blues

Menachem Schneerson is dead 
J.R.R. Tolkien is dead
Alan Watts is dead 
All of the great religous theorists and thinkers
will eventually turn to dust
Is there life after death? 
Some people think so 
Let's hope we see each other
in the sweet bye and bye 
The world we live in is full of pain 
But the great thinkers can relieve that pain 
If only for that brief moment which is life....

Norman Vincent Peale

Norman Vincent Peale
Who lived his life with religous zeal.
Witneesed his cousins leather strap demeaner.
Glad for his home, where the grass seemed greener.
He'd turn and crank the bell of his youth.
As he learned to thank God he was raised with couthe.


I read in a short story he wrote, he rang this doorbell from his grandma's old house and it would bring him back to his childhood days back in a quaint little town.
Form: Clerihew

The Sound of Temple Bell Brings Me Peace

the sound of  temple bell brings me peace writing.com prompt

the sound of a temple bell
ringing in the crisp mountain air
in the buddhist temple
deep in the mountains

brings me peace
and joy
and fills me with happiness
as I contemplate
the meaning of buddha

and seek to find 
peace 
in the everyday life
around me

and I ring the bell 
again
wishing hoping
for an end 

to our suffering
on this planet 
of ours
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