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Best Teepees Poems

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Premium Member Sacred Dwellers
Sacred Dwellers

I am of Native American born
To be caretaker of Mother Earth sworn 

I heal with powers, a medicine man     ...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: teepees, animal, native american, spiritual,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member Walking My Land
Walking my land reminds me of why I am here in lieu of other places
It is a magical lilting land where Indian teepees used to...

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Categories: teepees, environment, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Things I Miss
Nostalgic Nights.
The smell of gas in the vintage moped I drove an hour to buy, 
Driving down that small-town street at night,
Lit by the dim...

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Categories: teepees, adventure, beautiful, divorce, family,
Form: List
Premium Member The Ghost Dance Part V
The Ending at Wounded Knee

This is what happened:
Two worlds collided,
And the elder one died.

Pony soldiers and Indian police,
Triggerhappy and jumping at shadows,
Killed Sitting Bull at...

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Categories: teepees, betrayal, history, humanity, native
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Hi-Ways and the By-Ways
The Hi-ways and the By-ways
By Franklin Price
6/5/2016

The hi-ways and the bi-ways long before the Super-way,
Driving 'round the country different, here are memories of the day

The...

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Categories: teepees, car, history, travel,
Form: Couplet



The Old Old-West Town
Weeds and grass grow in the cracks
of sun-faded, crumbling pavement,
a parking lot that once was full
of stressed parents and cowboys nascent.
A grand sign over the...

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Categories: teepees, appreciation, childhood, eulogy, history,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Return To Rotgut Part 2
The day seemed no different 
From the ones that pasted before
Heat, dust and wind
Made living here a chore 
We haven't had a drop of rain
For...

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Categories: teepees,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Ponies
They took their ponies onto the plains.  We had let them live there as long as we could but the white men kept coming...

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Categories: teepees, beautiful, celebration,
Form: Narrative
Imagine With Me
Imagine for a time with me
Look out across a huge prairie
As far as the eye can see
The winds blowing softly
Making waves like on a sea

Imagine...

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Categories: teepees, life, native american, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Not a Contemporary
pyramid outlines glazed against desert skyline
castles and teepees in recesses of her mind

daydreams and nightmares she couldn’t shake
through the modern world she tries to break

feeling...

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Categories: teepees, introspection, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Henry Wordsworth Longfellow
Just 'fore words formed inside my head 
as my mother put me to bed
her sweet voice would rhyme to lull me
tales of children wild and...

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Categories: teepees, adventure, caregiving, childhood, love,
Form: Quatrain
To My Love Part 1 Tbc
Far from having a nascent thought that envelops my rabid self,
Like inside of an accurate Swiss watch that had been given -
A present to presidents...

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Categories: teepees, life,
Form: Free verse
Kamama and the Cowboy (Prose)
She had the physique
of a greek Goddess
olive sun-toned skin
from heritage past

her pearly smile
both warm and inviting
vulnerable and innocent
as that of an infant child

named for the...

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© Bob Shank  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: teepees, cowboy-western, death, life,
Form: Narrative
A Mountain Man's Tale, Part Ii
II.
They did not use Reid Gibson that kindly
as they drove him swiftly on up the trail,
when he fell behind or misunderstood
the two would both strike...

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Categories: teepees, adventure, family, history, loss,
Form: Epic
Oglala Lament: December, 1890
We cannot eat lies
or feast on empty promises

No more than the bison,
starving in the desert sand

We cannot clothe our children
as we run from the Wasichus

Our...

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Categories: teepees, prayer,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs