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Best Choctaw Poems

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Premium Member For Kachi Nita - Choctaw Girl
The Choctaw Indians
From the southern states
This Muskogean group
Like others, their future waits
 
The American Revolution
Supporting the thirteen states
But history would tell them
As they learn-ed their...

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Categories: choctaw, history, native american
Form: Rhyme



Choctaw-Apache Pride
Halito

Follow the rythms of nature
Rise and retire with the sun
Enjoy life's journey
But leave no tracks

Copyright © by Scarlett Anderson...

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Categories: choctaw, native american
Form: Free verse
To Kill the Choctaw Cow
To Kill The Choctaw Cow

The Choctaw Nation Oklahoma, with proud and noble people
Hunting is our nature and our way
Pretty Tail was a family member, a...

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Categories: choctaw, age, animal, death, friend,
Form: Free verse
Dream Weaver
Oh Great Dream Weaver
may the strands of hair 
be placed just so

While the fog settles down 
out in the fields hovering
ever so low

With wise hands...

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Categories: choctaw, native american
Form: Free verse
I Am Woman
I am dipped in burnt sage
smudged with black skin
Choctaw infused in my DNA
Creole seasoning the roux 
in my bloodline
I slow simmer
for I am daughter of
strong...

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Categories: choctaw, africa, appreciation, beautiful, deep,
Form: Free verse



Blackberry Moon
Quietly, feathered soles steal across fields
soft as Choctaw spirits' slipping shadows;
frescoed frost glazes summer remnants of pumpkin and persimmon.
The blackberry moon bends low,
pursed lips lingering...

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Categories: choctaw, earth, love, moon, winter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Historic Event
“They took the whole Cherokee nation
Put us on this reservation
Took away our ways of life
The tomahawk and the bow and knife”
    ...

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Categories: choctaw, native american,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Indian Givers
The once was a Native American Navajo
Who served his country and to war did go.
He wrote codes by the score
Which helped end the war
But came...

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Categories: choctaw, historywar, war, world war
Form: Limerick
Native Grief
Twas nothing around me, no
place or time
Feelings of nothing that
felt so sublime
As I shaved off my hair so
long and fine
Grief over the family I had
at...

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Categories: choctaw, native american, hair, hair,
Form: I do not know?
Frozen Tears
Once my people walked these valleys and mountain vale,we knew every twist and trail. 
Over the great waters came the white mans sails.Once my children...

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Categories: choctaw, native american
Form: Verse
Justice
As you drove out the Cherokee the Chicaaasaw the Choctaw the muscogee- creek and 
Seminole, 
so Iwill drive you out.
"I am the lord your God...

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Categories: choctaw,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Bit of History
The word "Cherokee" is believed to be derived from a Choctaw word meaning "Cave People". Another explanation says it came from a Creek word "Chelokee",...

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Categories: choctaw, history,
Form: Free verse
Public History
I sit here steeping in the History 
of Our Land, a class, my eyelids dense.
Our Flag hangs in the corner of the class
Red and White...

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Categories: choctaw, america, education, history, identity,
Form: I do not know?
Why Does the Crow Cry
Many moons ago,
a languishing lamentation flow
carved a grievous path
in the red soil

Defying moral gravity,
downtrodden fallow weeps 
flowed upward   to the heavens
With river Nile...

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Categories: choctaw, bereavement, native american, sorrow,
Form: Narrative
Tribe
Tribe
~~~~~
The greatest hallmark of my sacred tribe
Is one of profound pride and an irresistible strength
To overcome any obstacle
Descended of Shoshone, Choctaw, and the motherland
From across...

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Categories: choctaw, educationme,
Form: Prose Poetry

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