Best Tribes Poems

Brave Conquerors Of Weakened Tribes

They could never in any great haste
their false glory dare to forsake.
Why abandon that gleam in their eyes
for truth in those sad tomorrows?

Dwell not in that bitter splendor
A victor with a yellow wreath.
In pride hide being a lying pretender
never giving up...

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Australia the lucky country but not for all,
It's time to tell a tale that's not so tall.
The country's past is dark and really no mystery,
Most people know the country has a black history.
Captain Cook arrived, things would never be the same,
Two decades later the natives...

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Sharp contrast of totems against the gathering storm clouds
In graveyards of Native Americans, drums beat aloud 

Sounds of thundering hooves on stark prairies with tumbleweed
Lightning cracks its whip, illuminating great artistry

Defiled by white men tribes rest in these havens God protects
But as thunderstorms approach, their...

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I’m a tribes man born and raised,
Please don't tell me how to spend my days! 
Coming in with your western views,
Don't Because that's not the life I choose. 

I'm a man I was raised to hunt, 
But your killing my culture to be blunt. 
Taking the animals away from...

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"Alone is a word without meaning in the forest."
          Robin Wall Kimmerer, "Braiding Sweetgrass"

Old rotting trees,
corrupt degenerating logs,
give birth to more forms of diverse life
than they did in their most transcendent living moments
brought to them by...

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Animals and birds enjoy no seasons,

In summer,

In winter,

In hot and shower,

Tribes wearing leaves,

Hot summers releasing me from coats,

Cold winters keeping me inside the coats,

Why?...

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‘‘Twas in those mountains of south Scillies 
lived three tribes, first was the silly Bybillies,
men wear fancy frocks, women wear frillies 
second of the tribes were tough big bullies,
they were known as mountain Blowbillies
so tough they eat tons of red hot chillies,
third of the tribes...

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In the heart of the forest, where the ancient trees stand tall
Lies a world untouched by time, where nature’s whispers call
Tribal people live in harmony, with the land and sky so wide
Their spirits intertwined with earth, in whom they do confide

Yet shadows creep upon the...

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Where are the Dinosaurs gone?,

Tracing beyond the Amazon forests,

Plants and lives loaded,

To the Noah's ship in safe,

On a head count, the tribes,

Passed the Earth in peace,in dearth and death,

Roll over the sky labs into the woods,

To save the dying noses and not the Di nos...

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All EarthTribes

Each organic empowering network,
Each Earth energy reconnection
and all regenerating light nature systems
are universal spirit united
in our commitment to co-empower win/win
anima mundi resolutions
through our Wholly enlightened
Holonic co-passions

When Holy natural/Spiritual humanity stands
and walks
and PassionStories in ecosystemic greatness
wonder
awe 
expanding inner ego solidarity
integrity
synergy

Bicamerally united
in unstoppable health 
wealth commitment

To...

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Tribes,

Don't know,

The First World War,

The second,

And,

Not to be destroyed by the last!...

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The Dragon is working very hard to capture those 
Who are weak and trick who are strong by offering 
Partnership to them. It will be fatal trap to those who 
Bite their bait, that anything he ask in return, 
It will be given to him.
-...

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Varied hues of skin
A spectrum of shapes
Superficial beauteous forms
Cultures diversely similar
Divergent faiths bound by belief
Tribes tied to global nations
Ancestrally inherited customs
Trades, professions sundry 
Outer multitudinous variations
Inner indisputable DNA equality
Similarities in differences:
One rock – home to All....

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Black-Footed Ferrets are listed as, endangered
and are the most endangered mammals, in Northern America
They inhabit the grasslands of, the Northern Great Plains
and are the only ferret species, native to Americas colonies

Native American tribes, landowners, conservation and organizations 
have given the black-footed ferrets, a second chance...

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The Khasis
and their living root bridges,
woven whispers of time,
a testament to patience
and respect for growth.

The Santhals
and their vibrant saris,
each thread a story told,
a tapestry of dances,
a chorus of ancient songs.

The Gonds
and their painted walls,
stories etched in ochre,
a language of the earth,
a legacy of dreams.

The Todas
and...

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