Buckskins Poems - Poems about Buckskins

...Saturday nights at Barney’s Rowdy Cowboy Honky-Tonk, Our band sang soulful love songs That cried while our guitars wailed. We oozed moods for fresh lovers, And throbbing hearts on the mend, Thr......Read the rest...

...Their bridled haunt, each day may be their last; yeehaw.* The narrow way, down mountainside, and clop of shoes. The saddlebags dip left and right in gait and gnaw. The spirit wind and pouring r......Read the rest...

...(A Native American Story) Iktomi is a spider fairy, though in truth he is related to mankind. Like most of mankind Iktomi is vain, shallow, and mischievous yet he alone, is the master of......Read the rest...

...There's monsters in the seas and forests. It's obvious this is not our home. Volcanoes and earthquakes try to shake us to the reality. That we're greedy stewards-the earths final plague. The n......Read the rest...

...Half-Eleven Form Contest/Nina Parmenter THE ETOWAH INDIANS The Etowah indians, tribe of redskins, trading their buckskins. Mississippian mounds base of temple grounds — history asto......Read the rest...

...Fielding Culver stepped off the west-bound train, and gazed up on the towering Front Range, it was a cool morn, eighteen sixty-nine, he’d been sent out west, his brother to find. He set up in a......Read the rest...

...shocked, as hair cut short buckskins burned praying, in the darkness for rescue all our gods forsaking us pics of Him in pain Teacher demanded belief after all somehow died for our sins ......Read the rest...

...Subdue my senses like serenities face a heartfelt happy embellished his canter skilled with heavens grace a companionship barley unblemished except that she rides alone Into the storm gather......Read the rest...

...Rite Of Passage * My Walk to Remember My father takes my hand, tucks it in the crook of his arm and smiles at me as we walk through the old pasture that has been ......Read the rest...