Short Retribution Poems

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


Retribution

You asked forgivenesses,
She didn't reply to it. 
Ironic isn't it?
You only realize that,
Whom you've known died already.
© Jo Ji  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Puppets

Puppets

Philosophies 
Of fear
And divine
Retribution
In deaths
Promises
Of never ending
Tortures
Will never
Let you
Enter
heaven

Premium Member Retribution

The poisoning of Mother Earth, untold suffering upon the children of Man will cast!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
   04 February 2015
Form: Monoku

Allergic Retribution

Her sneezes didn't prevent her and John Deere from seeking vengeance...
leaving a carnage of dead grass and strewn tissues in her wake



6-2-18
Form: Verse

Out of the Rain

The comfort resides in my spirit today,
Releasing me from past pain,
Bathed in light of Gods' retribution,
He pulls me in the sun out of the rain.


Retribution Is Coming

In shadows lurk 
The whispers dire
Retribution 
Fuels the fire
With echoes 
Of his past in tow
A storm approaches
Winds will blow

© daniel miltz

Premium Member Potato Retribution Nightmare

Lord, tell me it isn't so. 
Today's the day I've been laid low -
dreaming I was a potato.
I found out it was real, 
when a man like me said, "time to peel".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bravery

Mike Pence bravely upheld the Constitution
  Now Mr. T. wants to exact retribution

If the Presidency is in Mike's future
  Let Mr. T. bleed to death without sutures

The Retribution

In life, revenge most of the time 
Doesnt come quickly
Or the next day 
Or the next month 
Or next year 
But when it comes
It comes and live with you 
In your entire life.

Ashes

Life slowly rises out of the ashes,
Only to be greeted by darkness.
A darkness being consumed by woe,
Woe being consumed by sins.
In a never ending motion,
Of just retribution.

Premium Member Forgive Karma

Listen to poem:
Forgiving while waiting for karma's revenge
   sows a seed for your own retribution.
For intent is your responsibilty.
Your aura is your own karma 
   rendered alone in isolation.

Premium Member Pam Bondi - POTW

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi
will never be confused with Mahatma Gandhi!
She was head of the Dictator Tot's retribution campaign
but, thankfully, her efforts were mostly in vain.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Please Just Once

There’s more than one coward here
Lashing myself in silent retribution half my life
The days are hazy in my mind
The words erased
But the feeling is sticky and deep and boundless
You never reached out either

Impunity of Self

Retribution lies upon
The unredressed,
What lies beyond
Ourselves, 
We abscond,
We finalize, yet we
Never correspond,
We analyze, yet we
Never respond…


Comprehend yourself hence
Transcend comprehension-
Form: Rhyme

Lost In Humanity

Aggressive, befitting candor,
defies empathetic fervor.
Grave honesty is just,
kindness literally must not.
Omen partakes ***** retribution,
savoring tantamount usurpation.
Vulgar words expound,
yields to zero

Hierarchy

Violence under anarchy
Anarchy under my screams
Screams under a mental breakdown
Breakdown under chronic daydreams
Dreams under an uprising
Uprising under retribution
Retribution under pain
Pain under God
God under Me.

Premium Member Retribution

You shall always think of me.
You shall soon see
How you went about it all wrongly,
As well as how you wronged me.

You shall always think of me.
You shall soon see
How I much rather things be,
And how it will benefit both you and me.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Boomerang

Boomerang returns to doer Karmic retribution Allow God to be the mover Optimal solution Let not ego decoy Relax, have fun, enjoy Embrace and imbibe joy Desire sprang Boomerang 14-April-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

It's a Play Dough

Time warped, perception bleak. Clay bodies falling apart.

The shift of stance in reality motions the notion, that inherits a vast chasm of possible retribution.

Cracked mood shifts met with insomniacs last choice, lies wake with the dread of falling asleep.
© Mr Pickles  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Spotting Desire

Spotting desire, in as an urge Mirroring aversion Manifesting energy surge Karma retribution Reborn time and again Heart carrying lust stain Ego borne bondage chain Raging fire Spotting desire 29-September-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Hive Mind Retribution

protuberance hot the sting of summersault sun beet red swarm of bees NA re-run Poetry Contest Sponsor - John Hamilton 6/18/2019 howmanysyllables.com 5/7/5 Tania Kitchin’s Poetry Contest - Birds or Bees Haiku *summersault is an alternate spelling
Form: Haiku

Witches

So as a sequel to my last poem,
I gave the unsloved child murders in my childhood a thought,
And oven coven,
I had dinner and talked to the three hecate,
'What does the wise man want?'
We agreed retribution for him,
They suggested I requested but I  said,
Leave it to you.
Form:

Subliminal Victory

Scar my intention
Weaken my voice of doubt.
Like a lion caught
In a mousetrap -
Ducking and Diving
And finding
No end
To this dark tunnel
Of retribution.
And for a fleeting moment,
I accept.
I accept me.
Without modification
Or criticism.
I am me
For all
Eternity.
Form:

Metamorphous

Metamorphous; Trickling on the violet rose, decaying into a crimson thorn.
As sinners vibrant words branch and become dusk, in the fog.
Their cadaver the canvas 
Will truly know the swift, and elegant touch of my,
Retribution.
For I am, the dull - revitalized soul of your sufferer.

The Difference

Always a thought bothers me.
How the winner should behave
with stuffed ego?

A cipher this side, 
or that side, makes a huge difference
in life.

Some solar retribution
of Yohimbi ?
A victim could wait.

Two severed arms
lay on road, still spurting blood !



SATISH VERMA
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