Short Unbelievers Poems

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


The Distinction - Chapter 25, Verses 4, Holy Koran

And the unbelievers say, this is nothing but a lie
That he has forged and some people have helped him at it.
Indeed they have done injustice and uttered a lie!


Repentance Is Of Change In Behaviour

Repentance is of change in behaviour. 
Unbelievers with no misbehaviour, 
Do they so need to repent? 
Yet believers do lament... 
They are so far from Jesus- the saviour.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Died

For your sins
cheaters
clickers
unbelievers
nineteen crimes
peddling dimes

Now I have risen
from the broth
carry on dear soupsters
until I decide
is all for naught
in silence
I reign
King Arthur
fear not
my heartbroken devils

The Thunder - Chapter 13, Verses 14, Holy Koran

Allah deserves their prayer
And whom they pray to besides Allah
Give them no answer.
They are like the one who stretches forth 
Two hands towards water
Thinking it may reach the mouth
But it’s a mere madness
And prayer of the unbelievers is fruitless.

Premium Member Heat Wave (Tanka)

HEAT WAVE (Tanka)

“gods    exhort the sun
punish the unbelievers”
and so it was done
the greeks believed in many
but we now pray to just one

“oh lord please spare us
frying eggs on the sidewalk
hasn’t been much fun
we know we hated winter
but summer is a bummer”
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Sunday Morning

The devil and his demons
The rulers and the unbelievers

They felt triumphant on Friday
Death shouted victoriously on Friday

But they forgot that Sunday was coming
They rested and observed the Sabbath on Saturday

But life broke forth
Life changed the world

Life altered history forever
when in came Sunday morning

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Unbelievers - Chapter 109, Holy Koran

I ask for refuge to Allah from Satan the exiled evildoer.
In the name of Allah the Kind and the Giver.

Say, O those who disbelieve 
I don’t worship that you worship
And you don’t worship Him Whom I worship
And I won’t worship that you worship
And you don’t worship Him Whom I worship
Your religion is yours and our religion is ours to keep.

Just Learn To Keep the Faith

J-ust learn to keep the faith, 
O-utside are unbelievers; 
H-ope and love are needed, 
N-ever go with the evildoers.

J-ust learn to keep the faith, 
A-pril eighteenth Tuesday, 
V-icious lies are left behind, 
I-ll motive is far away.
E-agerly trust the Almighty, for He'll close the heaven's gate; 
R-emain in the true fold, just learn to keep the faith.
Form: Acrostic

God's Return

There is a day that will come,
Known as God’s Return.
A day that to all unbelievers,
Should be of utmost concern.

This is a day that will be
Celebrated by His Believers.
But one of unchangeable doom,
For all the unbelievers.

The saved will ascend to Heaven,
On the great day of His Return.
Those that rejected the Son; their
souls for all eternity, in hades will burn.
Form:

Beautiful-Acrostic

Beyond the Earth lie three spiritual realms
Enraging the cynical hearts of unbelievers
Amoretti smile around His luminous throne
Unequaled is the performance of their tone   
Tremolo intensifies the subliminal lyrics
Invigorating are the acustic instruments    
Forming sounds not known to any mortal
Ubiquitous is the echo invading each hall
Lord of all nations reveal your plan to all
Form: Rhyme

Steppe-Spirits

Forbidden, sacred sight!
Potala gleaming white
Reflecting Asian light;  
A shrine of mystic might.

The monks conspire inside
Old Lhasa’s palaced pride,
With mummies spiced and dried,
Reviving priests who’ve died.

Tibetian spirits raise
And cast resentful rays
Through memory’s thick haze;
Avengers from old days.

They float across the air,
Descending when and where
The unbelievers dare
Not worship them, nor care.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

The Bloodstone

How would the world react,
too the verity of Al-'Alaq?

Would the unbelievers believe,
would the dissenters assent,
would combatants humble thyselves?

I've seen the bloodstone,
i've held it many times...
i've written about it...discreetly,
in a short series called,Laskrizon,
many have quested,many have questioned,
but,the one thing you cannot
........is doubt,
once you behold it's wonderful uniqueness...



*sura 96

Before the Dawn

Before the comets fall
Our GOD created all
Dawned a world raw

Earth made strong
Birth of Man's first home

Eve's plot, wrong
Kicked from gardens gate
Succored fate
Snake slithers into our home

Mankind's faith must stay strong
Blood spills blood
Lightning strikes cain raw
Evil latches on his brittle bones

Dragon's false law
Spewed from a false maw
Sin scorched all

Unbelievers shall fall
Christ saved all
Believe,
And dine in his hall
Form: Rhyme

Graces Come From Heaven

G-races come from heaven, 
H-ell causes jinx and curse; 
E-ternal life is for the faithful, 
N-o peace for the unbelievers. 

D-elight falls from the sky, 
E-vil makes the world miserable; 
L-et your heart choose the Lord, 
O-pen your mind and 
S-oul. 

S-uccess comes from above, 
A-lmighty God shows the way; 
N-ever turn a blind eye, 
T-enth of May Wednesday. 
O-nward to further blessings that flow again and again; 
S-ee them like a running river, graces come from heaven.
Form: Acrostic

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