Amish Poems - Poems about Amish

A madman pushed me off the track, lucky not much harm I sat in the Hospital waiting room with just a broken arm. They handed me a form to fill, 20 genders, 10 types of race - I tore the sheet with my good arm and walked out of that place. I walked past a park, a man dropped...

Continue reading...

memorize way home that's all they know how to do clip clip horses trod...

Continue reading...

Hierarchical paradigm of the Amish community After reading the novel titled Broken English by Paul L Gaus... accentuating, exhibiting, incorporating... the Amish, whose long history of farming with horses and mules, dates back to when horse-drawn plows first used to break up the earth. While some newer Amish farms use tractor-drawn equipment, many Amish farmers still prefer to use horse-drawn implements. Said sturdy and simple contrivance sports prominent...

Continue reading...

A man wakes up with demons, In his mind, he is conflicted with religion. The Holy Bible and the Amish, Have different views on, Everlasting life in heaven. He was paranoid. He had mental illness, He called the Bishop the Devil, For telling lies about heaven. All the Amish knew of his sickness, Yet did nothing to help. Finally taking him to the hospital, Only to learn...

Continue reading...

A Nirvana Sunrise and Matt Amish Cat whiskers, pen, notebook. Brain flowing with ideas blending with hazelnut coffee drenched scents. Soft notes of Miles Davis ride the air. Sitting here in complete divine joy! Grandson goes to human school soon. ...

Continue reading...

Amish way of life, Very simple ways, Work from morn 'till night, Then another day, Amish way of life. Family first, In unity, Always caring, Community. God-fearing, Sabbath day, Giving praise. Buggies, Horse and, Barn....

Continue reading...

Snow Cold and white Like clouds in a sky Lots of it on the ground Surrounding me As I go For my morning walk I see an Amish man go by On his snow plow Pulled by horses With a dog following On the ground And soon a path Is being made So that people Can get to...

Continue reading...

So after I told the crowd in the store that I was not Dolly Parton, they quickly went away disappointed and forlorn like, going over to the dairy to pick up some milk, tried to stay calm as I noticed pictures on the back of the milk cartons of my former self, then I quickly drove home and put the groceries on the shelf, thinking this disguise isn't doing...

Continue reading...

After escaping the amish clan and returning back home, looked like someone followed me a peculiar looking man, seemed like everywhere I'd go he'd be right there, like something out of a stalking amish mafia nightmare, he was kind of short and of course wore the standard beard, but his face resembled the face of actor Al Pacino, one day I decided I'd better change my look or...

Continue reading...

Sister Faith took me in, teaching me all different practical things, everything from canning foods and churning butter, milking the cows and squeezing the udders, sewing and darning all of the clans clothes, washing them all by using a washboard, hanging them on the clothesline outside, going for a horse and buggy ride, plowing the fields using an old mule, making all the meals and clothes from scratch, which was yet another...

Continue reading...

Tragedy in Pennsylvania October, 2006 I watched 34 carriages and buggies snake toward three empty hand-dug graves. "Our lives are shattered," is quoted as an entire nation gazes in horror, and one church hosts a prayer vigil. The iron wheels of a horse-drawn hearse tracks the same route taken by the milk wagon, and winds...

Continue reading...

Amish Visit the New Mall By Elton Camp A new mall opened in the rural town For the first time Amish came around The father decided the buggy to park While wife and son inside did embark They watched a fat old man step into An elevator, a thing they never knew “Mama, what’s that?” the little boy said Confused, the woman shook...

Continue reading...

Amish Sundown in the Hayfield Heaven bright sunshine slowly shadows the hand-knotted bundles, scenting the air with sweet blessings, for a peaceful night. 07/21/10 10:56pm...

Continue reading...

Simple people who love God, family and neighbor. Progress is never considered without consulting their church councilmen. Everyone lives by their church faith upholding Christian rule and living life Simple Copyright © 2010 By Caryl S. Muzzey...

Continue reading...

This part happened, this first part is true But the story stretched and the exaggerations too A trucker arrived to offload what he had to deliver A hat and coat, avoiding a morning shiver I was wondering about his means of transportation I looked at the trucker and automatically knew without a mustache, he was part of the Amish Truckers...

Continue reading...