Laud Poems

Humorous Laud, Deeply Flawed

The macabre’s amusing at times,
makes for off-beat, hilarious rhymes.
To my wife they’re not funny;
she wants cute little bunnies
and not ones that are strangled by mimes.

She says, “Why must the animals die?
And that one with the bird made me cry.
In the end, she did soar
off to some distant shore,
but her kin were all shot by some

Categories: laud, death, humor, muse,
Form: Limerick

Laud God Who With Have Trod

with God we have trod
is friend and never facade
who we love and laud

will give Him a nod
river has been wide and broad
mountain made by God

Haughty Party on the Potty

all have been haughty
what a perturbing party
sitting on potty

Categories: laud, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku

Three Who We Love and Laud

Three Who We Love and Laud

There are three we do love and laud;
Spirit with Son whose father is God;


Together all our sins they have shod.

Jim Horn

Do you disagree with any of this?
Or maybe a point I might miss;
Never found,
Or around,
That appeared to look ludicrous.

Categories: laud, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Laud Land In America

Laud Land in America

Knowing in America is where I had been
Growing and happening again and again
What next should be thing I want to do
That can make my each dream come true.

So now that I think and will always know
Hoe and what you reap starts to show
And from beginning knew what I planted
Land in America with

Categories: laud, allegory, analogy, blessing,
Form: Couplet

I Like To Laud

I Like to Laud

The Lamb of God I like to laud
And every step that He has trod
Helping us sing in a music recital
Which to everyone is very vital.

God hears my prayer from anywhere
And for me He does constantly care
About those things which I do need
Will find others who I should feed

Each day as I will

Categories: laud, religious,
Form: Couplet

Laud Lovelight

  "Laud Lovelight"


harvest Moon
glows light golden cocoon
satin sphere invades indigo sky

sequined stars twinkle essence; harps of Angels sigh
myriads of moonbeams cast charmed web for love fly

delicate emotions etch each night
radiant shards stream bright
laud lovelight.


*For Nette Onclaud's Night Melody Contest.
*Written by:  Linda-Marie The "Sweetheart" of P.S.
*using 1 2 3 sequence

Categories: laud, love,
Form: Rhyme