Short Fully Grown Poems

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Premium Member Not Entirely Alone

I know you have an entire life that's your own,
Even though I am lonely, though not entirely alone,
Just wishing I knew if what we have will be fully grown.
Form: Sijo


God Gave Me Clothes That I Own

God Gave Me Clothes That I Own

Now that I became fully grown,
God gave me clothes I do own;
Then knew,
Attention drew;
To everyone were always shown.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Party We Have Thrown

Party We have Thrown

Now that we are all fully grown,
Real wild party we have thrown;
Loved so much;
Stayed in touch,
Then told everyone on telephone.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

His Idiocy He Has Shown

Would this person I have known,
Not acting as if he is fully grown,
Think that he can,
Resemble bed pan;
All his idiocy to us he has shown.

Jim Horn

Sound familiar?
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Form: Limerick

Known When Grown

Known When Grown

There are many things I have known,
By the time I finally was fully grown;
Did survive;
Remain alive,
And was living alone on my very own.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Forgot To Call Wife

Forgot To Call Wife

Always seems like I was on my own;
Even after I had become fully grown;
Never Waited;
Habit Created;
Forgot to call my wife with cell phone.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Blue Aquariums

With tear drops,
your blue eyes 
already turned to  
a pair of acquariums
where seaweeds and mussels 
have fully grown,
I wonder when fishes
swimming happily
will come to the throne

Soil Consisted of Rock and Stone

Soil Consisted of Rock and Stone

Soil did consist of rock and stone,
With rye and wheat  fully grown,
In flowing field,
Had great yield,
After into ground had been sewn.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Bare To the Bone Horn Limerick

Bare to the Bone

Called her jump throws Joan
Who finally after fully grown
Pretty picture she would need
With what we saw all agreed
Her body was bare to the bone

Ho Ho Jim Horn again.
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Form: Limerick

Should Have Known When Fully Grown

Should Have Known When Fully Grown

Should always realize and have known,
That after we were finally fully grown;
More we sought;
Learned a lot;
Fruits of efforts are sure to be shown.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Princess Tamar of Georgia

[paraphrase of a Svan folk song]

Tamar's mother said, "Tamar,
You were born fully grown.
Child, I saw you in a dream
I looked into the starlit sky and saw
That you were the village
And you were the world."
Form: Lyric

Man Child

Every time I close my eyes 
I see in my mind 
The ‘Me’ that I wanted to be when I was still a child
Well here I am
Fully grown in time
Still trying to find the pieces of life
To fit into the dreams I had in mind

Trump Sent Out Trash

Sincerely Sent Out Trash

Trump had been sitting on his own thrown;
Complete fool who never acted fully grown;
In sorrow drown,
Yet complete clown,
And sincerely sent out trash on telephone.

Jim Horn
Retired Vet
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Form: Limerick

Unknown Parts of Bones

Unknown Parts of Bones

He was killed after being fully grown,
And for him a bugle had been blown;
Music  made;
Properly laid;
Burled in Arlington are parts of bones.

James Serious Mysterious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
Bolivia, NC
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Form: Limerick

The Difference

A childish wage doesnt belong with a fully grown age.

As I enter a new chapter, God's hand turns the page.

I need to construct my own lane so i can stay away from lames.

What I've become is the difference that will tear myself out of the frame.
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Premium Member Mountains in the Sky

Clouded and shrouded in mist

Hear the Misty Mountains moan

From their peaks they spend their time

Scoffing at hills fully grown

Rumbling and grumbling all day

As they watch the clouds go by

Their arrogance knows no end

Till they're humbled by the sky
Form: Rhyme

Langauge Shared

Born to the same words as you,
the feelings were my own
Language shared, intention spared,
a vision fully grown
Our words converse, beyond my verse,
your prose unto my rhyme
To search that darkest hidden place,
each footstep out of time

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Out of Time

Born to the same words as you,
  the feelings were my own

Language shared, intention spared,
  a vision fully grown

Our words converse, in separate verse,
  your prose unto my rhyme

To search that darkest hidden place,
  two footsteps out of time

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Being Twenty

Being twenty, family's your concern
All the time worked as an eager beaver
Forgot your weariness in their dimples
A blend of love and shouldering duties
They have flown away like fully grown gulls
The lens you view life through is very clear
No regrets! Your love's still immutable.

Place: 4th
Form: Other

My Admitance Is Good Riddence

My Admitance Is Good Riddence

Once you will recognize my admittance;
Wish Trump was gone and good riddance,
To parts unknown,
Even if fully grown;
Should start avoiding all of the suspense.

James Mysterious Mysterious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

Not only is he redundant,
He also is being repugnant
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Form: Limerick

What is lurking?

We use light to chase away the shadows
hoping to protect ourselves from the unknown.
Little do we know that hiding from them
only allows them to become fully grown.

We give them the gift of hiding,
using our light to keep them at bay.
We sit in ignorance. 
Little did we know there is a high price to pay.
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Form: Rhyme

Premium Member No Need

A child looking puzzled at Santa Claus
Having no mask; roaming without a pause
Moustache and beard he has shown,
Which are fully grown
'Blockade for virus culprit,' that's the cause.



I Need a Good Laugh: XMAS LIMERICK CONTEST Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich
Date: 15-12-2021


Placed : 8th
Form: Limerick

Home Humor Tree

My Horn Humor Tree

Have you seen my Horn Humor tree
Of course, it was named after me
No one else wanted to see their name
Be insulted by receiving the blame.

What I surely shall do is continue on
When finally finished and then done
After I mature and are fully grown
Will let you start one of your own.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Friendship Fully Grown

  
        ‘Let the honor and the money of your friend
         be as dear to you as your own’*

            ~ speaks of friendship fully grown




         ____________________________________________________
         *A combination-condensation of two statements
          in the Talmud: Pirkey Avos 2: 15 & 17
Form: Rhyme

The Heavenly Realms

There is a world beyond this world
Here we are shown the unknown 
In this realm we are never afraid or alone
Angels call this place home
Here their battle for the throne
How I wish, I could enter on my own
But I am not yet fully grown
So my heart aches and moans  
Lord teach me, how to enter 
Call and make this place home.

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