Short Sufficed Poems

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Premium Member The Triumph of Easter

Out of the death of crucified Christ
Has for us our redemption sufficed
Had not that man ever been born
We would not of our sins be shorn.
Form: Kyrielle


Weathered Heart

My heart has felt fire Freezing winds drifting higher My soul has been iced Against my heart's desire Though in the end it sufficed.
Form: Tanka

Jamaica's National Dish: Ackee and Salt Fish

Bring the fried ackee well dressed
In fresh herbs and spiced
Blend in codfish, like a breast
Flamed suckled, sufficed
My tongue to taste this
Dream of bliss.
Joy!
Form: Epulaeryu

The Sinking Sausage

Bill's snowman was missing a snout
For carrots in shops had run out.
A sausage sufficed
But as it de-iced
Its purpose was cast into doubt!


30.01.21

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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jesus Couplet To Monoku

Jesus Couplet


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Savior drew me off promptly from temptation’s ridge, 
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Sufficed my soul with divine words, freed me from enemy’s siege.



Jesus Monuku

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Unfathomable Savior’s Great Love remains forever from age to age.
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Nov 19,2020
2.06 PM
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Meaning Of Life

The meaning of life is to serve Christ,
no greater calling has ever sufficed.
To have a charitable heart on earth,
pleases our Savior with our soul's
loving rebirth.
This is the meaning of life-
coexist without strife,
to speak of Him, His Word,
doing good with our souls stirred. ~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Successful Existence


success is stair-shaped ... 
     starting with baby steps ...
          striding for childhood surety ... 
               selflessly sharing along maturity-seal ...
                    settled midst satisfied old age serenity ...
                         soaring toward gratitude-bliss' shine ... 
                              sufficed along God-blest sustenance!!!

Right

I wasn't wrong, neither was I right!

wished, never desired

quaffed, never cried

Worthless, made to believe

painted mirrors, began to imitate

preached, implied nothing.

Shouted, in a silent voice

words, just made noise

Sentence, mere alphabets!

Devoted and deviated

Sufficed yet suffocated

Wasn't myself still tried

One day shall define, what's right!

Ruth

I love my mother-in-law, I admire her way of life, I look at her God in awe, Who’s led her through deaths and strife, I followed her to her land, Leaving my people behind, My God had great blessings planned, Family love, I did find, Though I am a Moabite, In the lineage of Christ, I’ve found a place, such delight! God’s Grace and Love have sufficed.
Form: Rhyme

A Dream

Two places where I stay,
Two beds in which I lay,
In a dream I had a house with a loving family and a spouse.
Not being the victim of someone's tear rather being happier and clear,
In the dream i learnt how it felt to be loved by,
Having a family and a car visiting the nearby bar,
Where we are dancing not drinking to numb the pain
Being so perfect i realised it was a dream which would have sufficed

Aj~
Form: Rhyme

Secrets

You came one raining night
You stepped out of the machine of flight
Talks by the candle light
Whispers of things so nice
Feelings of lust inticed
Those meetings in Taunggyi, the city of snowflakes and ice
The secrets that we kept from them
Though secrets kept, love sufficed
My Aldebaranian soldier of celestial fights
Your hair is like the color of ebony night
Your skin is like the color of the yellow sun light.

Juliet Tun
2008
© Juliet Tun  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Memorical Hints by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen

Hints of you wandered 
about amidst the uncharted 
places expected to detour 
emotional haste borrowed
 
from a time where morale
sat on a shelf of self doubt
while you employed balance
I craved difference growth

quite in tuned with your 
mental wrath beneath the
tarnished silver spoon
you seemed to covenant
 
so well an yet I sufficed
the after math as the after
thoughts withered though
we were never meant to be

Written by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen
Form: Prose

Premium Member Pop-Up Feast

The word of God like milk and meat.
Pop-up feast with table and seat.
His sustenance of words impress.
Hunger and thirst for righteousness.

Forage from beginning to end.
Sow and reap the wisdom he sends.
No more mannah as we progress.
Hunger and thirst for righteousness.

We practice good, rely on Christ.
The cross of flesh and blood sufficed.
We’re protected in battle dress.
Hunger and thirst for righteousness.

10/9/2019
Form: Kyrielle

Premium Member How Are You

I opened the door
and let the flood roll in

all I said was how are you
a plain simple answer
would have sufficed

but no... here it was
the whole truckload
of ungodly manure
dumped at my feet
piled so high up
my nose and ears
were full of it

not once but twice
and come to think of it
it’s every single time

I doubt I really need this
this isn’t sane or healthy
remembering I’m trying to
unclutter my own mess
clear my own backyard



AP: 1st place 2020

Sixty-Five Degrees

February should be cold,
Not sixty-five degrees.
I sweated in my jacket when
In past years I would freeze.

I shouldn’t be complaining
For the temperatures will drop,
But all this fluctuation’s crazy – 
Will it ever stop?

Last week I dressed in layers;
Today just one sufficed.
In two days’ time the puddles
And the roads will all be iced.

I miss the times when calendars
Could pretty much predict
The weather, which would match the clothes
The night before I’d picked.
Form: Rhyme

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