Boone Poems - Poems about Boone

small town in boonies nestled by busy river hash is full of cash *"rabbit hash is full of cash" is there actual motto. This hidden gem has been a general store in Kentucky since 1831....

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Everyone tells us what to do when a cherished-Love-one dies. So, I will just suggest that one should not allow themselves to grieve too long. Spend your waking hours reading and remembering The many years you were all together. When you return to your normal routine at work, school, playtime. ...

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Once there was an astronomer named Boone. Claimed he saw a cow jump over the moon! That could not be verified. Boone was later certified, Poor man, to be...

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Atop the pate of old Daniel Boone, Was worn the pelt of a deceased raccoon. Despite his bizarre chapeau, with him you daren't trifle, Since Dan'l was quick-on-the-draw with his Kentucky rifle! Entry for Kim Merryman's "Cleri-who?" Contest (28 May 2015) Tied...

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There was a man with integrity that nobody can impugn. The man who I'm speaking of was Daniel Boone. This man was truly a great pioneer. He lived a long life, nearly 86 years. People are amazed by the incredible feats that he did. In 1756, he married Rebecca Bryan and had ten kids. As a young man, he served with...

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