Short Wade Poems
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Would Wade Then Played and Laid
in water would wade
had a great time when we played
then in sun had laid
Jim Horn
To slash and parry your blade
And into the battle you wade
Feint, strike and advance
Though you may death chance
Your foe will still say: Well played!
God's Water Wade Horn Haiku
In heaven was made;
My love away will not fade;
God's water did wade.
Jim Horn
Hope Thailand Boys soccer
team will all survive.
Through Problems Wade
Many problems through often wade
In my mind they become displayed
Think about them so often will
Until their each end goal do fulfil
When complete will sit in the shade.
Jim Horn
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You filled my eyes to overflowing,
and quenched my thirsting heart
You poured your vision into my soul,
beatific to impart
All banks you flooded as dreams wade in,
and currents gently surge
My spirit safe within your flow,
re-baptized to emerge
(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2020)
Women have noticed with alarm
Justice has lost all of its charm
Despite lamebrains
The fact remains*
Doctors have vowed to do no harm!
*FACT: One does not become an individual
until the umbilical cord is severed.
Until then, Matthew 18:9 instructs:
"If thine eye offend thee, pluck it out,
and cast it from thee"
Fertile fields of sunflowers flank the picnic space.
Where the fragrant roses are scarlet or any other shade.
And where people exchange pleasantly divine grace.
A unique way to gain love, respect, and halcyon glade
This planet may purely exist in aware people's braincase.
Peace, though, keenly enjoys odd dream wade.
Down South In Water Did Wade
While down south in water would wade,
After on sandy beach played and played;
Some tea drank;
On hammock sank;
Looked up at cloudless sky when we laid.
Jim Horn
Seems like all days in a south summer
are lazy ones.
Do I have any competitors that about
southern life enraptures along with
all of the alligators.
wade across this dammed up stream
bring across your love for me
erase the lines of demarcation
invisible walls of separation
step across, circle back
feel the breeze, regulate tack
how do you know unless you do
feed the heart, hungry for you
lay me down and cover me
with your heart, blanket me
here, amongst the flowers strewn
wrap me in your love cocoon
They say there's more of you,
back in the day.
You're a shell of a man,
that's what they say.
Go back! Find it, find it!
Less, less, you cry.
Not sad; angry, empty.
Try again, you lie.
Yet it spreads further,
beyond the now, the why, the how.
Never better, but sometimes worse:
what will time allow?
Do you know where to look?
As you close in, it fades.
Not away, Not ever away...
It turns back, the deeper you wade.
I dived into your world but it takes away any breath
I cross an ocean of emotion and plunge deep in your feelings of depth
I swim in your love but show a scar
I paddle in your happiness but not very far
I tread hard in your life but show no wake
I float in your caring but realize it’s a dream and its all fake
I wake up and submerge myself into your hope at your command
We wade into the sea of destiny intertwined hand and hand