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Best Traditions Poems

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Ghosts of the Sun Dance-Part 1
Ghosts of the Sun Dance

1. The Path

A quest dating back through our history
Surpassing the flesh, a spiritual path
Human endurance, road to mystery
Dark trail winding through...

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Categories: traditions, spiritual, sports, endurance, drug,
Form: Crown of Sonnets



Premium Member Christmas Past
A time I still remember- Christmas day
in 'fifty-three; I was age fourteen then,
and I recall those very special hours
at home, so cozy- warm with my...

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Categories: traditions, christmas, memory, tribute,
Form: Blank verse
'twas the Night
‘Twas the night before Christmas and I didn’t care;
I had dozens of latkes I had to prepare.
The menorah was ready, with candles to light,
Waiting there...

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Categories: traditions, chanukah,
Form: Rhyme
Another Christmas Toast
Forgive me once this Yuletide whim
           With Champagne bubbling to the brim
On wanting to find...

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Categories: traditions, appreciation, christmas, how i
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Spirit of Christmastide
Beneath the mantel's alabaster gleam
Where verdigris flames pirouette, in cerulean ballet's beam...
We gather close—a familial love—
In hallowed halls where chimes of crystal laughter, stream.
Amid the...

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Categories: traditions, christmas, december, joy, love,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Song of a Cherokee Princess -
Cherokee chamber,
where a pow wow stampeedes preconceptions of inheritence,
from Her beaded neck charms of chance & chains of change
glisten from opulent offerings of roots, corn...

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Categories: traditions, native american, dance, for
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Talking Tree Truth
Come with me to the Talking Tree
a place where spirit and nature can be.
Where science of the forest couples
with ancient traditions of the land.
Where indigenous...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: traditions, native american, nature, science,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Beausoleil
We loved the land
We tilled the earth, under sun we toiled
We pledged our souls, to nature’s whim
The King of France none to pleased

We took the...

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Categories: traditions, history, philosophy,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member India
I read with greed John Master's books,
to Indian culture introduced.
I grew to love a distant land;
by her allure I was seduced.

To Indian culture introduced,
I felt...

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Categories: traditions, travel,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member On the Edge
On The Edge

He lays flat on the floor
on the edge of his mind's cliff.
Taking notes, he wonders
“Is this life worth living?”

He tries to remember,
tries to...

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Categories: traditions, angst, community, conflict, desire,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Stifled Dreams
The life that's long brings to a man a change
Of those traditions then to modern thrill.
May journeys, that we're staid, now rearrange
To open thoughts and...

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Categories: traditions, work,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Premium Member Smiles I Remember
I was an experienced family therapist, helping families maintain functionality,
As wandering, starlit seasons maintain all nature, being rooted in practicality.

I loved preserving healthy relationships, that...

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Categories: traditions, family, fantasy, grief, love,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Dallas Cowboys
THE DALLAS COWBOYS

Can you not hear the rumblings of that distant herd coming,
The loud thundering of destiny’s champions crossing, the NFL
Field of dreams, beware the...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: traditions, dedication, football, heart, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Oratory - Power of the Spoken Word
As words escaped constricted passage
of time from eons of layered myths,
legends of demi-gods thus linked,
in glowing rendition, with whisk on hand
the Orator with staff, sang...

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Categories: traditions, art,
Form: I do not know?
Community
Community, what does it mean
And how does it come into being
Well what does the dictionary have to say
“A group of people living together in one...

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Categories: traditions, christian, friendship, inspirational, jesus,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs