Short St James Poems

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


With Another Joke Was Satisfied

With Another Joke Was Satisfied

By God, we will never be denied;
With another joke were satisfied,
Got caught;
Son sought,
As in St. James had been inside.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Forth Dying On the Fourth

Bounce on a spring and will spring forth
Ito the air like the flowers springing forth,
Still growing;
Beauty showing.
Who many may have died by the fourth.

Jim Horn

Off to St. James Episcopal.
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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.
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Form: Haiku

What We Like About Saint James

What We Like About Saint James

What we like about St. James the most, 
They never will either brag or boast; 
Are friends by far, 
Like a shining star; 
Receive God through His wine with host.

Jim Horn
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For Carolyn Who We Miss

For Carolyn Who We Miss

Wish from you I could hear;
In St. James would be near;
Do survive,
Remain alive,
And for you do shed a tear.

Jim Horn

She is a member of our choir
who we have not heard from
for a while.
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Trump a Contagious Conquistador

Trump A Contagious Conquistador

Trump has been a  contagious conquistador;
Thinks is handsome and those around adore;
Far or near,
Pain in rear;
We abore and  don't want around anymore.

Jim Horn

By and heading for St. James Episcopal in 
Shallotte, NC.  Sure miss choir being we
do not have one during the summer.
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May Remain Obscure

May Remain Obscure

God in our lives may remain obscure,
But he still exists and know for sure;
Has plans for me;
Will be set free;
He sent us His Son a mighty messenger.

Jim Horn

You should google "How Lovely Are the Messengers"
and listen to it. Choir sand it at St. James Episcopal
in Shallotte, NC last Sunday.
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Form: Limerick

Straighten Out Our Mess

Tomorrow 10/29/2017 is Psalm 90:1-6 and 13-17
with a gospel of Matthew 22:34-46.

Straighten Out Our Mess

What we will need to straighten out our mess,
Is always God's love along with graciousness;
We had heeded,
Rules we needed;
Glad all of us with His Holy Son He did bless.

Jim Horn

St. James Episcopal Church
Shallotte, NC
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Some Sadden and Madden While Others Gladden

Some Sadden and Madden While Others Gladden

What happens is some people will sadden,
While others bother you and then madden;
As of late,
May irritate;
God likes priests best who always gladden.

Who we will be receiving soon at St. James.
Father Frank never learned how to say
Aman at end of sermon even though he
is a great guy.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Could Be Capacity

Could Be New Found Capacity

Is true stick with it using my tenacity;
Encourages and increases my capacity;
Stayed in shower,
Oven an hour;
That also did expand all of my elasticity.

Jim Horn

Got to clean up for St. James Episcopal
Church Service. Priest always starts off 
with a Joke like Bush does to break the
ice. Suppose I took a sign with me that
had a bunch of ice cycles on it.
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Shiver and Quiver Horn Haiku Question

So would you shiver
And then start to quiver from
Cancer of liver?

It was terrible
And had been unbearable
When we did find out.

We all prayed a lot
And many tears back had fought
And were highly wrought.

To friend we do love
Save a space while up above
While you wait for us.

Jim Horn

Just found out that a dear friend
at St. James Episcopal with great
tenor voice has cancer of the liver.
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Form: Haiku

Hands of Surgeons

Hands of Surgeons

Our friend Bob Lynott is undergoing
cancer surgery today at Duke University.

God, hands of surgeons be sure to guide;
Who we trust and on them have relied;
Now is not near;
Our prayers hear;
Give them things needed and not denied.

Jim Horn

This should be sent out to each member of
St. James Episcopal Church, Shallotte, NC.
Hope he will be here singing in choir this
Sunday with his great tenor voice.
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Form: Limerick

Saint James the Fisherman Day

Saint James the Fisherman Day

Rohr family was nicest and kindest;
They had found it so hard to resist;
High point there,
They would share;
A new Episcopal Church does exist.

James Thomas Horn
Member of St. James Episcopal
As well as a retired veteran
Bolivia, NC

Church is currently located on
highest point in Shallotte, NC.
We are very thankful to Rohr family.

Messed up. Property was donated by
Chandler Rourk.

https://www.geni.com/surnames/roark
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