Best Dixon Poems
Below are the all-time best Dixon poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of dixon poems written by PoetrySoup members
Gettysburg HauntingsGettysburg Hauntings
When General Meade met General Lee
At Gettysburg in 1863
Sons of the South battled Northern brothers
And neither side has ever recovered
Fifty-one thousand lives lost in...
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Categories:
dixon, history, mystery, visionarywar, war,
Form:
Couplet
Lines of SeparationDuring the Civil War, the Mason Dixon Line
Divided North from South, separating families
In 1961 guard towers were erected
On the Berlin Wall, separation strategies
Although the...
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Categories:
dixon, history, social
Form:
Rhyme
She Goes BackShe Goes Back
By Lillian J. Jeffrey
Whispers flow like a river
she will be sold
sold or rented like a cash crop
Born on a Maryland plantation
her mother works...
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Categories:
dixon, anger, devotion, hope, passion,
Form:
Alliteration
My Fifty Years In a Nut ShellI was born fifty years ago on April 10th 1964
Looking back through the years I began to explore
My mama said when it was time for...
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Categories:
dixon, family, life, nostalgia,
Form:
Rhyme
They Be Descendants of the ConfederacyThey Be The Descendants Of The Confederacy
By Roy Merritt
Way down here in the land of cotton
A great many people are mean and rotten
A great many...
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Categories:
dixon, character, history, political, prejudice,
Form:
Lyric
AftermathIt was the selfish men who tore the country apart,
For they had no love for Lincoln nor people at heart.
A line called Mason Dixon was...
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Categories:
dixon, slavery, war,
Form:
Rhyme
The MatriarchTHE MATRIARCH
(In Memory of Eva Vescovi Dixon 1910-2010)
by Tina (Vescovi) Lasley
She was a Sister, Mother, Aunt and Friend
Someone on whom you...
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Categories:
dixon, dedication, devotion, family, friend,
Form:
Rhyme
The Gold RushThey must have thought that I was brought here to do the numbers....
Ninty-nine's einsteinium square dance razzle dazzle then you shuffle a masque ?
Halloween arrived...
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Categories:
dixon, angel, baptism, birth,
Form:
I do not know?
The Agnostic AcrosticSuch a silly concept is this,
killing men they know exist.
everyone all the while,
put their faith in denial.
till all the people with the power,
insist their faiths...
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Categories:
dixon, philosophy, religion, faith, me,
Form:
Acrostic
She Goes BackShe Goes Back
By Lillian J. Jeffrey
Whispers flow like a river
she will be sold
sold or rented like a cash crop
Born on a Maryland plantation
her mother works...
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Categories:
dixon, courage, freedom, loss, spiritual,
Form:
Alliteration
The SpeechwriterNot too many decades out of college
I finally landed my first full-time job,
as a White House speech writer.
I know,
you would expect
I would not start at...
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Categories:
dixon, earth, freedom, humor, integrity,
Form:
Political Verse
Growing Up Down In the SouthJust North of South Carolina
Is where this country boy was born
All I really cared in those growing years
Was the running through woods kind of...
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Categories:
dixon, childhood, life,
Form:
Rhyme
GwenFlibbety Shibbety
Gwendolyn Geritrude
Blackened the windows with
curtains so plain.
Neighborly aesthetic
peri-precautiously
people all decided
she was insane.
Robert Dixon
My attempt at Double Dactyl.
Let me know what you think. ...
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Categories:
dixon, people,
Form:
Double Dactyl
Going Halloween Haiku Crazy"A ghoul's parade"Time remains still for
The silent, eternal march
Of children disguised
"Fun for All"Black and orange smiles
A knight of ghastly terror
for playful sprites
"Darkest night of the...
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Categories:
dixon, holiday, halloween,
Form:
Haiku
My Favorite CerealHave you tried the Kix
much, much, better than Trix
When it hits milk, smoother than Silk
You'll know where I get my fix
-Robert Dixon...
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Categories:
dixon, food,
Form:
Limerick