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Wade Poems - Poems about Wade

Premium Member Sincerely yours Mary Wade
I nearly hanged, it was my fate In seventeen eighty nine I had stolen an old fur tippet And claimed that it was mine They put me into prison Then sent me to be tried The verdict came back guilty and many tears I cried But through the grace of mad King George came a welcome dispensation My sentence was commuted and I was handed...

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Categories: wade, history,
Form: Rhyme
It turns back, the deeper you wade
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...

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Categories: wade, yellow,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member When Ember Met Wade
In you there's a reflection of me. In you there's light everburning....

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Categories: wade, fire, light, love, romance,
Form: Crystalline
Premium Member Roe Vs Wade
The 70's brought a wake-up call, embracing some needed change. Some women with unwanted pregnancies were self-mutilating, so insane. It seems we are now regressing like a patient who's demented. Why would a women's right to choose now be legally circumvented? Too many women lost their lives in a blood bath so obscene. Botched coat hanger abortions and other unsafe...

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Categories: wade, conflict, history, leadership,
Form: Rhyme
Life Vs Wade
We can't have a child. It's not a matter of want, of belief, of opinion. We cannot. Every doctor says, my wife will die. The child might live, or might not, but the love of my life will not, not a guess, not a chance. Just a death. You can give your life, for another's. Your death can stop one more, if you're a cop, a soldier, a...

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Categories: wade, abortion, children, life, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member We Were Spectators
I Our cry, silenced. We watch the murder of our freedoms Like spectators at a lynching. Our Twenty-first-century forbearance rubbed out, Our twentieth-century sensibilities never happened. High court corruption, A misogyny hell-bent on a 19th-century revival. In its myopic mendacity, In its mockery of fundamental democracy, We all take great comfort in knowing A woman’s body is now state-regulated. There is great solace...

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Categories: wade, abortion, birth, body, freedom,
Form: Didactic
Wade Then Roe Her Boat
wade then Roe her boat while for Biden we would vote poem of mine I wrote...

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Categories: wade, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Scotus Ruling Overturned Roe Versus Wade
The regressive Supreme Court decision hustled, proclaimed, and voiced June 24th, 2022 immediately quashing pro choice option, struck down constitutional right (upheld for half a century - formerly allowing, enabling and providing the muliebrous population access to secure and safe abortion) and sent a chill into the air. A woman of childbearing age within the United States trade risk seeking abortion if she unwittingly finds herself pregnant resorting to...

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Categories: wade, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unwanted
Unwanted You were never unwanted From the moment the Creator Touched you into life There was someone who wanted— To catch your first breath To wipe your first tear To kiss your first bruise To always be near From the very first moment Someone who wanted— To give the nameless a name To sit on the floor Playing a silly game Someone who wanted- To watch you dance across...

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Categories: wade, baby,
Form: Free verse
Roe Weighed
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"...

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Categories: wade, abortion, women,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Wade In An Illogical Dream
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....

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Categories: wade, analogy, appreciation, beautiful, best
Form: Rhyme
Would Wade Then Played and Laid
Would Wade Then Played and Laid in water would wade had a great time when we played then in sun had laid Jim Horn...

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Categories: wade, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Dreams Wade In
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)...

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Categories: wade, baptism,
Form: Rhyme
Down South In Water Did 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....

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Categories: wade, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
A Sword Word
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!...

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Categories: wade, war,
Form: Limerick

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