Short Second Coming Poems

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Christ's Second Coming - Fourteener

Christ's Second Coming - A Fourteener

Jesus will come again cause we weren’t ready the first time!

by Jean McLoughlin
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Second Coming Of Donald Trump

A figure rises, dispelling gloom
With rhetoric strong, he claims the fight
The second coming, a nation's right

© daniel miltz

Premium Member Emagi Yeats Second Coming

W B Yeats 'SECOND COMING'

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        oo.ooam               eta
         AD0000               TBC
Form: Shape

Second Coming

If your lover come for the  lust 
Let him come tomorrow 
If he come tomorrow for the same
just shut the door ! 
He is a lover after all !
Form: Haiku

Return Of Donald Trump

In shadows deep, a figure stirs
A familiar voice, amidst the blurs
Chaos and hope in a dance so bold
The second coming, a story retold

© daniel miltz


The Second Coming

My tomb lies empty through resurrection 
Another chance to gain ascension
But what seemed a miracle
Was a curse instead
I discovered the living
Preferred me dead
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Second Coming

There will come amid  cheers with flag, cup and crown
A white charger bearing the new king to town
Thus begins the dawn of the  orange rapture
When the true  blues ten in a row will capture
Form: Rhyme

A Trek Through Truism's, True Blue

Betwixt these tithes at her antiquities keen asylums; a foretokens child esoteric
Paleolithic etchings; afore their myths the caverns Acheron's absolved; loric tides..
Acute, this illness ironic it's stones ? Theology sects scribes a second coming as time.
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Premium Member Last Judgment

Take place at the end of the world
The second coming of Father Christ
“All who are in the tombs will hear His voice and come forth
Those who have done good, the resurrection of life
Those who have done evil, the resurrection of judgment”
(St. Jn 5:29)

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Premium Member We were all told that this day was coming

We were all told that this day was coming, when we'd no longer hear the bees a-humming, when we could no longer trust that the fields would ever again produce their requisite yields. But who had expected it to be this soon before the promised second coming?
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Want To Be

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I want to be the horse who
      Jesus Christ rides 
               at His 
        second coming

        Carrying Christ
   from beginning to end

     Through the clouds
     to the mountain top

          I being first
       to hear the echo
     of His proclamations

Second Coming

You put your hand on
                                           My navel I felt pleasure
                                               Of second coming
                                         As a jasmine smells at night
                                       To claim his earth his kingdom
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Second Coming of Christ

For those of us who wait
In steadfast faith sedate
For second coming of Christ
That we too see the light
Shifting towards ethereal
Beholding Gods miracle

This time
The chime
Will be felt
As bliss svelte
Ignition within
Grazing our skin

That we too be
Christlike, as He

21-May-2021
Form: Rhyme

Prophet Harold

Hills weeping

Streets and sex litter 

With echoes of anxieties

As pattering feet taking solace 

In their shrines

The second coming...

Oceans of nightmares garrison my iris,

Waiting for his coming, 

With a bottle of hallucination,

I saw his coming...

My name is Prophet Harold
Form:

Masters One

moses can the schitzophrenic serve, more than masters one, does he think second coming, wife is dumb, when she don't remember the fun, he had an hour ago, but was it he? "or illusionary serpent spree? (As John Freeman says, says we) not me....Don o 4 1 naught E, none 4 tweedle dum u c.... he aint the 1..
Form: Ballad

The Second Coming,Delayed

The ass on high protein diet
Thinks he can really fight the beast 
The beast has lost his instincts and 
He is struggling to just live 
The genius is being mocked 
Mediocrity is being preserved 
Monk is yelling abuses 
The preacher is moaning in the jail
The poet prophecied of "second coming"
I can just cry for him to arrive

Premium Member The Messiah

Time means nothing to spirit
a second, eternity, the same
youth, old age, all the same
no particles in God Proper
fluid and eternal -- 

Unlike the divisions men contrive
imbibing sweets
addicted to juice
discarding blander seeming pulp

Christ awaits amalgamation -- 

No Second Coming, till the First
purely consummated --

Taken Underground

Pop, lock it
Now the door was barred
There was no hope
Their belief far below par
There was no way
His body could be found
The tomb was still
Taken underground
Many had thought 
The Chosen had fled
Confused and scared
That's just what they did
The Lord thought
I must see them through
Hence, His second coming..
Thomas' faith was renewed
© Amy Bohack  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Second Coming

Chartreuse moss insinuates itself
into cracked brick as leprous eucalyptus
line the path, fallen leaves contorted 
into coral spines on weathered terra cotta.

Traveling between the trees I stumble
upon one sinewy stalk in a lithe tuft
heralding the second coming of a lily.

May's slate gray 
muffles the air until I hear 
the chameleon trill
of a mockingbird.

A False Messiah

M...Messiah knew that impostors would occur- -

E...Even to fool the very elect;

S...Some declare  Jesus has come in secret,

S...Second coming is as clearly and visibly--`lightning flashes`

I...Indeed Jesus will come in the clouds of heaven;

A...At the last trump- -

H...He comes back again- -and we will meet HIM in the air.


chipepo lwele
*Dedicated to world adventists
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Angels

Unseen like the wind
Angels came by
Leaving on every child’s face
A smile

Called in a crisis
They comfort and guide
Life’s boat gently 
To harbor

Who is like God?
Warrior St Michael
Fought Lucifer's pride
And won

St Raphael gave Tobias
Wealth and a wife
That filled with joy
His life

Angels to shepherds
Came Christmas night
Will they announce to us
Christ second coming?
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Daughters Disagree About Dictator

Daughters had diverse ideas for sure
They both thought theirs was absolutely pure

One emphatically thought leader was the second coming
Other saw anti-Christ, out-of-control loser who is bumming.

At the end of a particularly unkind day
They both were angry having had their say

Neither speaking now,  their divided thinking far apart
This dictator has torn their family and country apart.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Humbly Agape Love You-

Humbly love you; Yet I haven't shown thee; So true a love I have for you This love for you God beautiful; And if it's the last thing I do; Before the second coming; I choose to, acknowledge to you and the world too... I earnestly, honestly, faithfully, in God Agape I love you 6/21/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2023?
Form: Rhyme

What Could It Be

Like a splinter in the brain
It drives you insane
Must wait like the coming of a train
Don't go fast, cause it might past your lane
Maybe I should wait for the second coming
But who knows when that will be?
The arrival of the blessed three
Or maybe I will know when the reaper retrieves me with his scythe
O well I guess I will never know the answer to the greatest question
The meaning of life
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The Second Coming

Before morning, there was moaning
Smearing the innocence of the night,
With two bodies entwined,
To cause havoc
Absent conscience,
Absent worries,
No thoughts,
Just sounds,
Gasps,
And then snaps
Coming together in harmony
With shivering waists,
Stiffened necks
Determined legs,
No regards to shame.
The night just couldn’t wait.
For the coming of the morning
Is around the corner,
Too.
Form: Narrative

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