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
It matters not where we wade ~
God assigns our soul no grade
Wander dear heart but return ~
Savour love’s benign bliss burn
I'm happy to spend my day
away from the political fray
Innocents wade into that water
~ like lambs led to slaughter
Snow falls,
drifts in the wind
slides sideways to the ground
like feathers in a pillow fight
fluffy.
Copyright © Vivien Wade 2015
Go ahead and take my hand
There is no need to be afraid
Our toes are in the sand
As we deek the ocean and wade
~Leonard Napierskie
Form:
Cautiously I wade
Through shallow waters at dawn
Minnows tickle me
My fishing hole waits for me
catfish jump with the sunrise
Do not encroach, infringe or invade
No trespassing sign made by Wade
For his brothers Maddox and Mead
Tiny problem, they are too young to read
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!
There was no place to wade
in the stagnant pools of Corona.
The virus sank our feet into the mire.
Help was on the way, as we submerged
into the cesspool.
M-ist
A-nd
R-aindrops
G-o
A-way
R-unning
E-agerly
T-oward
W-ilderness
A-s
D-awn
E-merges
Topic: Poetess (Margaret Wade)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
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.
I scream in silence
and dream in wails
I state my case in words
that faintly weep
They wade discoloured
in my
vaporous soul,
Untouched my rain
thus gently falls
Form:
It's time
To bring back
The days
Weeks
Months
We spent locked in combat
It's time
To wade through
The bones
Lungs
Hearts
That still yearn for you
although all debts of love have been repaid
and we no longer assign souls a grade
life as already impulsed does flow on
which matters not since in bliss streams we wade
Facades crack; veneers fade,
leaving the exposed to wade
through realities that invade.
September 24, 2022
entered in a Premiere Choice Contest
Sponsor: Brian Strand
After the oceans salty sands
I dive into the deep blue
T shirt, and let it flow over me
Jump into my shorts
Wade into my shoes
and leave the shore
For dry land
20161023
“Ode to Rubber Boots”
By Rachel Heffington
In rubber boots you’re free to wade
Through puddle and through creek;
In rubbers you’re invincible!
(Excepting when they leak!)
Form:
white snow crab must wade
in oily, thick, blackened tides...
dressed in widow's garbs
7/7/19
haiku-hue Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Kim Rodrigues
Be circumspect in
Wading into temptation
Steer clear of that danger zone
For the devil is
Always waiting to trap you
Wade not into temptation
Date written and posted: 12/05/2017
enter, wade in life
bathe in peaceful clawfoot tub
showers not given.
(January 19, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin)
(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Bed Has Been Made
God to you today I prayed and prayed;
Help those who in water have to wade;
Do open your door,
For more and more;
Be sure they laid in bed that was made.
Jim Horn
Through Troubled Waters
History by kind women is seldom made;
Through troubled water they will wade;
Smooth out try;
On them rely,
And men still will sit there in the shade.
Jim Horn
Hawaiian sunsets -
my freckled legs wade through it
whiffs of a beach-fire
take me back to childhood days
close 'nough to warm, but not scorch
For Andrea's TANKA me a COLOR contest.
05-12-13
God dwells within us, He comes to our aid
Thus there is no doing we need to do
The table is laid for bliss readymade
So in a stream of love and light we wade
Delighted as strobes of rapture renew
Sinister Tight Wad In Westminster
Someone sat that he became sinister,
When called tight wade in Westminster;
Where he did go,
Was called a weirdo;
In plate he had placed his pet hamster.
Jim Horn