Best Blackfoot Poems
Below are the all-time best Blackfoot poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of blackfoot poems written by PoetrySoup members
Glaciers Are WeepingFor thousands of years, ice giants were sleeping.
But now, these dense “blue ice” glaciers are weeping.
Warnings that in many ways bear repeating.
Global climate change speeds...
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Categories:
blackfoot, emotions, environment, green, imagery,
Form:
Personification
The Indigenous - the True American
Apache, the Ndee, "the people" of Arizona and other States
Blackfoot, the Siksika, whose painted red faces we can relate
Cheyenne, the Tsitsistas, meaning relatives of the...
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Categories:
blackfoot, joy,
Form:
Abecedarian
AbcApache, the Ndee, "the people" of Arizona and other States
Blackfoot, the Siksika, whose painted red faces we can relate
Cheyenne, the Tsitsistas, meaning relatives of the...
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Categories:
blackfoot, native american,
Form:
ABC
Soul Stance River - 22The Great Falls of the northern Plains is actually a chain of five seperate waterfalls
varying in height and majesty extending over 12 miles,
they also confirm...
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Categories:
blackfoot, adventure,
Form:
Epic
Soul Stance River - 36 - Final" Damn you, let go my gun! "
The morning hasn't even yawned yet
and a terrible tussle is in my sight,
Drouillard is wrestling his rifle from...
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Categories:
blackfoot, adventure, culture, dedication, desire,
Form:
Epic
A Tribute To Those Who Walked the Trail of TearsMy BROTHERS --the Cherokee ---you may refer to me as cross-breed-- or not.
As an ancestor ----if it’s your aspiration?
My Grandmother----half Cherokee- half Blackfoot----as the old...
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Categories:
blackfoot, forgivenessgrandmother,
Form:
Epic
Mayan Poetry TranslationsMayan Poetry Translations
The Receiving of the Flower
excerpt from a Mayan love poem
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Let us sing overflowing with joy
as we observe the...
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Categories:
blackfoot, america, happiness, love, marriage,
Form:
Free verse
Why Are There So Many Fake CherokeesErasure Poem
So many fake Indians these days
Elizabeth Warren is one
And according to my DNA results
I am too
But my grand-parents spoke Cherokee my mom claims
And...
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Categories:
blackfoot, appreciation, introspection,
Form:
Concrete
A Second Letter To John CaytonIt has came to my attention John that there was an illegal system in the area, it even wiped out my PC temporarily. I had...
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Categories:
blackfoot, beautiful, , atheist,
Form:
Bio
Vaccinated Vine StreetBlowing up
On the thistledown tail
Dancing in grooves
Of Vulcans palm
Printed in a horses ear
Swimming in a fish's gills
Cleverly caught
To be spread on...
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Categories:
blackfoot, allusion, america, angst, community,
Form:
Free verse
Spirit Animals In FlightTwilight Flight by Monty Wright
What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night.
It is the breath of a buffalo in...
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Categories:
blackfoot, animal, flying, nature, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Salat DaysSalat Days
by Michael R. Burch
(dedicated to my grandfather, Paul Ray Burch Sr.)
I remember how my grandfather used to pick poke salat ...
though first, usually,...
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Categories:
blackfoot, age, america, appreciation, depression,
Form:
Free verse
Wolverine
Let me tell you a story ...
The story of Wolverine is so vast that I would need much more space,
...
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Categories:
blackfoot, fantasy,
Form:
Narrative
Desolate WomanDesolate Woman: From the Novel 'Revenge Along The War Trail'
“She's what the Blackfoot refer to
as ‘Desolate Woman’
Sad when she's happy,
—not happy when she's sad"
(Villanova Pennsylvania:...
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Categories:
blackfoot, sad,
Form:
Ballad
Crazy Horse's Naming VisionCrazy Horse's Naming Vision
by Michael R. Burch
Earthbound,
and yet I now fly
through these clouds that are aimlessly drifting...
so high
that no sound
echoing by
below where the mountains are...
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Categories:
blackfoot, bird, native american, spiritual,
Form:
Verse