Short Supplication Poems

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


Nun of the Above Supplication

I do not like how bed bugs prey
They feast upon us night and day
Praise God be kind
Grant peace of mind
And blow those blood-suckers away!
Form: Limerick


Poet's Paramour

Sweet Goddess, Personification,
You’re not an abstract ideation,
So listen to this supplication:
“Love me, and my verse creation.”
01-01-80
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Endangered Fowl

The little people pray for peace,
The supplication goes unheard…
The Christian nation’s bombs increase,
And soon the dove’s a dead white bird.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
war
Form: Verse

Awash In Glory

Statuesque pines reach Upward in supplication Receive sunburst's light *Inspired by Raul's "Ascension" contest.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member If Ever

If ever I refuse your apology
  Your supplication is rendered an amputee

If ever I leap off the bridge to end it all
  ~ But for myself, I have not the gall
Form: Couplet


Supplication

Supplication

Always the same thing
Deep prayer brings one answer
Don't ever give up


Aqua Marine: January, 2016

Guidance: 1 Thessalonians 5:17,18,25
Form: Senryu

He Heeds

P-ray, 
R-equest, 
E-ntreat God, 
C-all on His name, 
Y-our supplication reaches the Lord's ears. 

Topic: Birthday of Precy Quinto (March 27) 
Form: Acrostic Tetractys
Form: Tetractys

Supplication

Look at us O heavens deity! 
Look at us from Heaven Bower
Supplicants at thee are gazing
Bounties unto them thou shower
Midst of palest lights they singth
Hymns for Thee in Holy hour
Form: Verse

Whorehouse Prayers

i grew up next to
and worshiped in a whorehouse
called a church
where I raised many a supplication
on bent knees,
though very few were answered
except the prayers I wasn’t holy enough to pray

Say Me Well To Bolo

Say me well to Bolo
say me well to Bolo
say me well to my father's pride
say me well to my father's paradise.

Tell of my admiration
tell of my eulogy
tell of my songs
tell of my supplication
Form: Ode

Philippians 4:6

Be careful for nothing in this world of sin,
but in everything give Him thanks within.
Let your requests be known to your Father above
by prayer and supplication and a heart filled with love.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Supplication

Trees lift barren limbs

          As if in supplication

                    Pray for Spring's return

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(© All Rights Reserved)

Placed No. 4 in Raul Moreno's Tranquility Contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member What Do You Wish In Me

What is there do you wish in Me?
Do you wish to see Me or my hands?
What do you want to see?
Let it be known and will have it known
It shall be done according to your fervent supplication
Petition, invocation
Let it be known

Premium Member Stately Elm

Elm once clad in gold

   Has shed its colorful cloak

       Awaits winter storms

         Bare limbs lifted heavenward

            As if in supplication.

(2 Nov 2013)

Entry for Francine Roberts' "Tanka Me Fall Or Winter" Contest
Form: Tanka

Supplication

Tear me down and rip me up
throw the carpets out
all my wires and plugs disrupt
scrAPE AND clean the grout
  wrecking ball ,imploding
brains
drano down in all the drains
bleach my soul of all the stains
cleanse my heart of doubt.
Form: Couplet

The Santiam Graveyard

Phantoms eerie, 
burned and blackened
arms upraised in supplication
bent and broken, beckoning.
Driftwood garbed they testify
in shrouded mist, in foggy sky 
Woodland graveyard, petrified
Silent screams 
assault the senses
“Who says fire cleanses”
Form: Rhyme

Symbiotic Abound

Poetry in its essence, 
—renders itself obsolete

Transporting the reader, 
  beyond words though profound

Casting off its burden
  of expressive supplication

Pure thought and pure feeling,
—symbiotic abound

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Natural Art

Native artists gave the spirit world voice
Gods of nature speak though their art
Wings steadily raised in supplication
The spirit world and man not far apart



Written in 2011 for the Totem contest sponsored by Francine Roberts.
Original title "Let The Rain Come"
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mother Gaia

You pour through my soul Absinthian elixir My Mother Gaia. Sunsets of Ruby, Elysian fields, golden; Amethyst mountains. I taste Bing cherry Concord Grape fermentation Tangerine orange. I drink heartily I pray for supplication Needing sustenance.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member God's Holy Saints

The offering of prayer and supplication to
Most holy and well known saints
Who beyond mortal life, still touch
The lives of those who believe
And seek a miracle of sorts
In desperate situations 
Plead for divine intervention
As candles blessed, lit in 
Reverence of God’s holy presence
Form:

Premium Member Wise Choice

groping midst choices heart shuts in prayer* chamber… now wise by God's grace
*Philippians 4:6 Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. November 10, 2020 Edited on January 31, 2023
Form: Senryu

Just Open Up Your Heart

J-ust open up your heart, 
O-n the twenty-first of June; 
Y-ou will feel God's love, blessing, grace, and boon.

B-e thankful to the Lord, 
R-egardless of the situation; 
I-n the midst of hardship, 
O-ffer prayers and supplication.
N-ever close your mind, 
E-ach worry will depart; 
S-incerely implore the Father, just open up your heart.
Form: Acrostic

Nuggets

Have more than you show,
humility is not humiliation...
Speak less than you know,
simplicity is not suppression.

Pray more and panic less,
Supplication brings stability...
Worship more and worry less,
Adoration banishes adversity...

Faint not in flood or flame,
The Father is our firm fortress...
Bow not to bruises or blame,
Sail through storms and stress...

Divine Inspiration

D-ivine inspiration from God 
I-s the gift of Holy Spirit; 
N-ever ignore the Lord's dissuasion, 
G-et your soulapt and fit. 

A-nother divine inspiration 
B-rings brightness to the dark; 
R-elaying the message that life 
I-s not a walk in the park. 
G-o to the house of worship, make a humble supplication; 
O-n January thirty-first, ask God for divine inspiration.
Form: Acrostic

I Remember To Say Every Day To You

I remember to say every day to you.
I have just love you.
You get the gift from my heart.
I have just love you.
I remember to say every day to you.
I have just love you.
I have demand you from supplication.
I have wished you from faithfully.
I thought, that is my dream you are.
You are my only pleasure for me.
I remember to say every day to you.
I have just love you.
Form:

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