Short Vestment Poems

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


Nigeria Police

Naija police
Political partisan
Soul as tattered as vestment

Lost in country confusion
Kill to eat
Cannibalism of self
Form: Haiku


Love Each New Vestment

Love Each New Vestment

love each new vestment
And wonder where old ones went
To God they were sent

Jim Horn

Church just received new choir vestments
here at St. James Episcopal in Shallotte,
NC.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member EXPLORING NATURE

Stepping away from mental
Qualm and carried in strong
Arms of nectar and brief balm
Of lull and daydreams.
Bathed in nature's
Calm seductive vestment
A timeless orchestra in its shadows.

 10/24/2025
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Getting a Spring Tan

Brilliant vermillion, a splash in the bath
The summer tanager causes a laugh
Color that seems to fly while it rests
It causes a reverence no one contests

No ordinary cardinal, nor flycatcher's hue
No black cap or vestment spoiling this view
It snatches the stinger while singing in flight
Inspiring the singer and song with the sight
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Challenges Balances

I am glowing testament; A testimony-bright and flowing vestment; Shall blossom my spirit rest on this; Glory, freedoms blemished.. Glorious freedoms accepted Hallelujah! Alleluia! Challenges balances; God blesses, Jesus reigns He confesses mercies grace chances… Challenges balances :
8/21/19 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©


The Acolyte

Always he comes here
Humming to the air
Calling and begging
Calling the dead
Who passed long ago
For help! for help!

Hefty he is
Bowing
Kneeling
Behind this monastery
He did cry for the moon.

Dressed
In his white vestment
Tinted in red
Where is he going?

He defied the ancients
Sad is his mother
Sad is his father.

Even the sun sunned madly
And the moon mooned sadly
Weeping for this listless acolyte.
© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
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