Short Aids Poems
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better small voices
than loud ear-blasting noises
interrupting me
written January 21, 2022
Could it be heart brake
Which gags this young girls soul
Never casing pain
Shoved in her face everyday
That aids this wound which must stay
consumed
and elated
mere children
now fated
temptation
and greed
of these
will lead
to eliminate
the worth
of those
now in the earth
Form:
AIDS
Things newly discovered that cause AIDS are:
those whom posses a
cheery and casual manner, and
shouts made to
grab the attention of
ships.
Glow- sky
Crows fly
Airy
Prairie
River
Giver
Aids flow
Blades grow
Gold plains
hold grains
Vista’s
kisses:
Vast strands
grasslands
Eat
rice and
beans each day-
sleep upon the
floor-
bathe
from a
bucket where
long drop toilets
smell-
live
with Aids
and carry
water from a
well
Once an old lady of sixty-three
Stayed up all night quite easily
They gave her sleep aids
They pulled down the shades
Drugs have the opposite effect on me.
spring
showers
sings in her
mellifluous
voice on the roof tops
aids the new birth
with sunshine's
gentle
love
© Harry J Horsman 2022
love spreads her embrace
aids heartfelt warmth within lust...
slender legs entwine
as green eyes sparkle like dew
and ruby red lips tremble
© Harry J Horsman 2012
mother of two boys
nagged at dad clowning by pool
one dive too many ~
forgive my raised jaded brow
'nag' now aids paraplegic
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Academic Immune Deficiency,
the intellect under attack
Those powered to know, ivory towers enthroned,
dialectic—its meaning hijacked
(Bryn Mawr College: January, 2020)
squirrels get frisky
cold weather aids their enthusiasm
round and round the tree they run
horses glad to be walking on cool asphalt
loving the oranges and browns of autumn
it been preach
and also teach
for tis day
we came a long way
long over due to
we were the aids
the true slave
it still had not fade
NOW WE'RE ARE PART
THEY SAY
IT
JUST A START
Once there was a man called Spray Aids.
Believed mighty powers will come for aid.
Equity aids the vigilant soul.
Band aid for wounded soul.
Bloody, ha ha ha, helping hands, AIDS!
Farrokh Bulsara a.k.a. Freddie Mercury
British singer, songwriter known universally
Confirmed he had AIDS and then died the next day
His music through Queen still rocks us all the way
Remember the horror of AIDS in the '80's
And all those who've died from COVID, of course
My doctor, God bless him, still worries about both
The sign on his door ~ Mask or AIDS
Creatures come out of their hiding,
The moon is gloriously abiding,
Stars adorn the night's sheet,
Nature and hope meet,
It's a journey ahead,
Courage aids their sojourn.
May 23, 2023.
How much is a batch, it really depends on
Who's measuring it, if it's my dear son
Four spoons of sugar will do
A spoonful is about two
Love how he cooks, it aids my digestion
Healing is tricky
Everyone does it differently
A conversation with a friend
Laughter incites the endorphins
It is important to play
Negativity thwarts it
Gratitude aids in its recovery time
Cowardly did not describe Poindexter well
Better use pusillanimous said his cousin Nell
No one uses words like this, we argued with her
Poindexter was afraid of band-aids, nails, and rabbit fur.
Perched by the water margin,
the hushing flow that aids reflection.
Cherry blossom flutters softly,
a sporadic serenade of raining pinks.
Outstretched boughs present the stream
tranquil in refracted beam.
The Spanish flu started everything off
Now we are excited by a cough
Typhoid Mary, regular gal
Please keep six feet, okay, pal?
Measles, mumps, rubella.
Aids and HIV
And shingles too
Chickenpox
Virus
Sick
sensual touches
sate a need that aids depressed
hearts seeking passion
patches to cover twin aches
worn as scars from rejection
escape needs fulfilled
covers hold two stories told ~
desperate duet
Clueless Clara chatters
constantly, blurting out
careless words that create
chaotic confusion
confounding most old folks
causing them to quickly
close off their hearing aids.
Reflection of self
Habitual brooding
Defines how one felt
And aids self improving
Inward dissection
Puzzle piecing
Every direction
Knowledge increasing
Data collecting
Soul observation
Pattern connecting
Self education