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Best Palomino Poems

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Premium Member Palomino
on his regal waves
galloped by my gallant knight
marvel to behold
his daintiness is a prize
I wish for a tandem ride





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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: palomino,
Form: Tanka



PALOMINO
Down in Sonoma, down on my luck 
Needing a horse, down to my last buck 
Man said 'That Pallo he's the devil to ride 
You...

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Categories: palomino, beauty,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
I Love Horses: A--Z
I Love Horses: A--Z

A is for... Appaloosa. They have 
blankets on their rumps. 
B is for...Belgian. They work 
hard and can pull up stumps. 

C...

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Categories: palomino,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Today Is a Good Day To Die
"O-ka-hey!", the Sioux warrior's cry,
"Today is a good day to die!"

Tribal drums beat along banks of the river,
White mists drift upon the turquoise-blue,
They take their...

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Categories: palomino, courage, heart, native american,
Form: Rhyme
A Cocktail of Kaleidoscope
(ALLITERATION)
Cows milked: mitigated mooing in the meadows then
Weaving on the warp, some workaholic women

Harvest of hapless halibuts on hooks
Bookish book-worms buried in books

A palomino and...

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Categories: palomino, imagery, poems, writing,
Form: Alliteration



The Buffalo
THE BUFFALO
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS


THERE WAS A TIME I ROAMED THESE PLAINS
FAR BEYOND WHERE THE EYE CAN SEE
IF YOU LIVED ON THESE PLAINS 
YOU HAD TO...

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Categories: palomino, betrayal, culture, history, native
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Butterfly Beach
So, this is where butterflies go to die.
Atop this burning ochre beach,
Amidst the palomino stones
party streamers and chinook bones.
Chrysalis flutes swaying
beyond dunes, blue and gray
under...

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Categories: palomino, beach, butterfly,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Horses
At the foot of the mountain lies a wide verdant plain
With rich flowing breasts tend its enchanting brethren

A cuddly care that nature does, in collaboration...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: palomino, horse,
Form: Couplet
Home
I can hear the horses snorting, outside my bedroom window,
Even though it comes, from so many years ago;

Cotton from the cottonwoods flying through the air,
Making...

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Categories: palomino, childhood, daughter, family, father,
Form: Couplet
Dude Ranch Cowgirl
She arrived from the big city
wearing a red ten-gallon hat,
and a denim stone-washed outfit
which topped off her shiny new 
cowboy boots that were designed
by Tucson...

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Categories: palomino,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Ah, Shucks
A Cowboy is lean, tall, muscled and an inarticulate mass
Of loyalty, independence, pride and downright Western class
He cocks his hat to the back of his...

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© Carol Zic  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: palomino, humor, , western,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Frosty
FROSTY
By
Kevin L Fairbrother
A Stock Horse… High Country Bred
Dark Palomino with white patches on his body and head
A solid well-muscled body and sturdy big boned legs
With...

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Categories: palomino, animal, best friend, death
Form: Free verse
Fifty Shades of Brown
A novel that I haven’t read
Is Fifty Shades of Grey.
I know what it’s about, but why the grey?
I couldn’t say.

The only greys that I could...

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Categories: palomino, parody,
Form: Rhyme
Barrel Racer
She tightens her saddle one last time
She's ready to go, ready to ride
Her palomino mare snorts and paws roaring to run
The buzzer sounds, now its...

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Categories: palomino, girl,
Form: I do not know?
Cochise
Mounted on a bare backed palomino
fighting for the right to live in peace,
leader of the warrior Apaches
stood an indian chief called Cochise.

Six feet tall with...

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Categories: palomino, history, native american
Form: Rhyme

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