Best Lore Poems

Mystical amour of moonlight moth's whimsical lure,
a glowing flame in sensual saffron gold attire;
restless tease with every breeze, gilt-cavorting contour,
pale green fluttering, her wings stirring his breath afire.

Lilting lightness in beaming brightness, her dark eyes shine,
in the night renewed flight, fragile love on agile wings;
aerial...

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Aloft, with keen eyes in sorbet skies’ raspberry half-light
visceral vibrations of vitality does await.
Soaring in a hush, with plumage plush, a silent stealth kite,
he glissades on ghostly winds with mystical wings of fate.

Poised to plummet from his summit of purple sundown spread
with wingspan wide, wreathed...

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A long time ago when I was a little girl
I heard a story told by my family about
a Cherokee tribe who once believed it 
would be better if there never was night.

The great creator heard their mournful plea
and took away the night and now day...

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Great Spirit whispers on breathing breeze; 'It is time',
puce plume in saffron noon signals hunt's aborning,
ThunderBeasts' harrowing hooves erupt Great Plains grime,
soon will ail, widow's wail like a wild dove's mourning...

Ancient wisdom, ebony eyes, high cheekbones wide,
buffalo, he knows, mystical foes who fight back,
astride, he...

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NATIVE AMERICAN LORE


Mother Earth, Sister Moon


Noble nomads of their legend lands
Who praise all life with sacred sands
Oh Mother Earth who they protect
And wilfully warn all of our neglect

They sing and dance with Sister Moon
As the children laugh with great attune
Spirits of the rocks and plants...

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LORE OF LACROSSE

he plucks the eagle’s feathers
tucks them in his patient’s hair

cayuga’s legs and arms take flight
his eyes behold the heaven’s bright

a powerful bolt of lightening never rests
tossed to and fro with kindred brothers

seven men honor their thunder gods
serious and strong in their athletic prowess

as...

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Before ten thousand moons passed by
reigned Mother Earth and Sacred Sky.
Their spirits whispered on the breeze,
from mountain streams to deepest seas.

Nomadic souls rode ne’er to die
before ten thousand moons passed by
hunting bison, both proud and strong,
with lips chanting ancestral songs.
  
Each blessing rained from...

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My pocket friends,
     I think of them,
          Most every day.
They move me
     With their energy.
          They send me on...

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red sunset predicts
welcome weather tomorrow
red sunrise beware...

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Those wonderful stories of God
My grand ma used to set me at the kitchen table
And tell me bible stories
Some bout Cane and Able
One present gifts and praises to God
The other was jealous killed his brother committed the first murder

Grandma tell those stories of lore
Making sure...

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In my garden I so heard, so
thought I saw a humming bird

Garnet wings flashed so divine
while flitting round a trumpet vine

Very much to my surprise
a mystic creature graced my eyes

Monkey faced fairy, very tiny
wings a flutter, gloriously shiny

Gossamer wings put on a show
fiery skin was...

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The smoke from 
Gandalf's pipe
     formed colored rings
which rested over 
      the wizard's head
making him look 
like a true sorcerer
      in the evening shadow
Yet the use of this weed 
was no...

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Jump
rope
verses-
skipping down
the gnerations....

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To the roof of the world… the mighty eagle flies
Silently watching the Earth down below
Flying mile after mile, day after day
Their solemn spirits soaring in Heavenly skies

From all the forests, from all of the plains
From all the mountains high above
Discarding sacred bones beneath the dust
They...

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We are the weavers of our words
We weave the blanket that covers us
Gives warmth to our bodies
And peace to our souls

We weave the picture of us,
The hawk, the fish, the deer,
The stream, the snow, the winds that blow
The sun that rises and the stars that...

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