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Best Huckleberry Poems

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Premium Member I'M Huck
I’m Huck, and my last name is Finn.
On the great Mississippi I’ve been
playing hooky from school
‘cause there ain’t any rule
that can keep Huckleberry caged in.

I...

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Categories: huckleberry, books,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Montana Magic
Summer, Montana - I was twenty-one
Cloaked in gray thoughts, far vision concealed
Until I walked beneath your healing sun
Your magical, lush mountains revealed

In trees, symphonies of...

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Categories: huckleberry, magic, mountains, nature, remember,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Back Then (Prime)
School
       Wood stove
                ...

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Categories: huckleberry, childhood, education
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Sequestered In My Cozy Nook
I have known:
   of wise detectives catching crooks
   of "Thought Police" revising books
   a shipwrecked family named Robinson
 ...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: huckleberry, books,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Don'T Give a Rat's Tail
This is the tale of a soul reaching out to others,

		  but receiving a cold shoulder wherever she goes.

							     ...

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Categories: huckleberry, animal, literature,
Form: Concrete



Premium Member Social Distancing
The earth seems flat and Godot decided to arrive on the scene

Like a boil stuck on a pancake dressed as a trans gender carnival queen

He...

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Categories: huckleberry, dark,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The World Without the Self
Between conjecture and classification there is
observation, experiment, data (collection and analysis),
statistics, calculus, and a good guess
about God's intentions - probabilities, fractals, chaos and complexity.
This is...

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Categories: huckleberry, betrayal, fear, god, pain,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Paul and Sarah - Part Two
Conditions were harsh out in Kansas,
For the children and Sarah and Paul.
Neighbors and friends packed up and were gone;
Headed west they could hear fortune's call.
Never...

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Categories: huckleberry, adventure, america, love,
Form: Rhyme
The Deep South
The deep South has a lot of swamp creatures. The South's got alligators, some frogs, live catfish, bugs (flies, e.g.), and stuff. These here parts...

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Categories: huckleberry, nature, on writing and
Form: Epic
Premium Member Dinner For Two
On a blustery winter night my loved one comes to dine.
The table is set for two in front of a cheerful fire and 
a candle...

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Categories: huckleberry, food, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Daddy Had Girls
August sun,
Leaves smell of heat,
You can hear the holly hocks turn to seed.
The pile of trimmed twigs snap as they dry.

Sister paints the cross pieces
The...

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Categories: huckleberry, adventure, childhood, family, father,
Form: Free verse
A Little Towns Secret Part 1 True Story
This is how it all started. My brother and me were watching Larry
King on CNN. It was his talk show. His special guest was Dr....

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Categories: huckleberry, dark, missing, mystery, night,
Form: Narrative
Moon River
By DON MUNRO

Moon River …

you once held my Huckleberry friend,

the two of us ... after the same rainbow’s end

in your timeless rhythm

as I pushed him...

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© Don Munro  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: huckleberry, childhood, love, me,
Form: Narrative
A Cowboys Prayer of Thanks
As I ride this open range I’d like to thank the Honcho in the sky,
For bushwhack beans and jerky with a wedge of Huckleberry pie.

For...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: huckleberry, funny, me, thank you,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member A Doc Holiday Classic
The loudmouth cowboy was challenged by an inebriated Doc Holiday.
"Draw your weapon sir," slurred the doc, "I'm your huckleberry."
"You're drunk as a skunk," said the...

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Categories: huckleberry, history,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs