Best Last Frontier Poems
Below are the all-time best Last Frontier poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of last frontier poems written by PoetrySoup members
Alaska, the Last FrontierAlaska; the wilderness state, the last frontier:
Where majestic mountains,
Deliver streams into flowing rivers:
Down slopes covered in forests
Of Sitka Spruce and Western Hemlock,
That dominates the landscape.
The...
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Categories:
last frontier, celebration, culture, education, history,
Form:
Verse
Alaska the Last FrontierBehold the pioneering spiritualist, living on the edge
Of the civilizations harshest grid, seeking tranquilities
Harmony beyond the brick lined streets of stress and
Strife of the big...
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Categories:
last frontier, adventure, beauty, courage, history,
Form:
Free verse
Last Frontierminute broken pieces of glass and gold
no consoling embrace and warm arms to hold
alchemy at it’s finest, rejected in purifying the soul
for love has...
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Categories:
last frontier, heartbreak, life, lonely, sad,
Form:
Ballade
Exploring the Last FrontierAustralia is wild and fascinating
when one rides across a river
with water galloping on rocks...
like those adventurous cowboys
exploring the last frontier.
Brown and white horses...
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Categories:
last frontier, adventure, nature,
Form:
Free verse
The Last Frontier, Part IIn a clap-board building by the Tetons,
1919, if you’re wondering the year,
a man named Sid Hull sat down for a drink
in a saloon they called...
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Categories:
last frontier, age, anger, conflict, history,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
The Melting Pot- a Soup Pot of Giants-WThe United States is a vast country of immigrants
Each immigrant adds an ingredient and a flavor
“A melting pot”, visualizing a soup pot of giants
Each and...
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Categories:
last frontier, culture,
Form:
Kyrielle
A Lullaby For the DrownedMoon kisses blown by evening’s silver lips
caress the ocean's pricked up ears. They hear
a mute rage, frothy hackles raised to spear
a passing fleet of ghostly...
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Categories:
last frontier, death, lust, moon, night,
Form:
Italian Sonnet
Fifty-Two Plus One Hike Hypocrisy -Part 1Cotton Lizard yellowhammer Heart of Dixie We dare defend our rights. ...
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Categories:
last frontier, allegory, america, bible, freedom,
Form:
Free verse
Foster CityIt has been built beyond the last frontier
on salty marshland and on tidal streams
on visionary plans, on hopes and dreams
Here comes to rest the restless...
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Categories:
last frontier, education, historywater, water,
Form:
Sonnet
Here I Stand
Here I stand, a lonely man,
Aimless wandering with out a plan,
Planet Earth is where I roam,
The last frontier I call my home,
Ever searching for the...
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Categories:
last frontier, education, faith, family, happiness,
Form:
Rhyme
AlaskaAmerica's Largest State.
Land of the Midnight Sun.
An Anglers Dream.
Scenic; filled with wonderful beauty.
Kodiak Island; Alaska's Emerald Isle
America's Last Frontier...
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Categories:
last frontier, adventure
Form:
Acrostic
I Am AmericanI am American as long as I have any choice
from the Mississippi to Illinois, I share my voice
an immigrant’s son, a mother’s child
from sea to...
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Categories:
last frontier, america, appreciation, celebration, city,
Form:
Rondeau
Poetry As a Means of LevitationPoetry is a prayer to be received
And manifested through the aide of others, but!
The real prestige occurs when
The shape and effect of our creation
Begins...
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Categories:
last frontier, on writing and wordssweet,
Form:
Free verse
The Trapper and the Brave, Part IiHe shrugged and said,”If you’ve no home
I guess you could stay for a while.
But you will have to learn the traps,
and that means many cold...
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Categories:
last frontier, adventure, family, friendship, grandfather,
Form:
Narrative
Get a Job (Ii)This feels to be the Last Frontier
Of the Great Urban Conquest.
I remain, day by excruciating day,
Steadily engaged in my paralysis.
Should I walk the streets with...
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Categories:
last frontier, faith
Form:
Free verse