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Chickasaw Poems - Poems about Chickasaw


Premium Member Black Powder Mountain
...Just about a mile outside pyrite town there's black powder mountain, forever looking down. It has a grizzly disposition and a couple veins of mean lightning licks the summit at every opportunity. ......

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Categories: chickasaw, native american,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Admiring Brother Horse
...Paiute warrior horses cannot outrun wild quarter horses. Spanish mustangs and Chickasaw ponies run past. Taunting and daring native americans to try and corral them. Paiute warriors admire the w......

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Categories: chickasaw, animal,
Form: Free verse



Exit 10
...Old Hobo ain't got no plans Thumbing down the road to the Promised Land He ain't looking back from where he's been Gonna rest a little while off Exit 10 Old Hobo's just got the news Front page......

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Categories: chickasaw, meaningful,
Form: Lyric
Why Does the Crow Cry
... Many moons ago, a languishing lamentation flow carved a grievous path in the red soil Defying moral gravity, downtrodden fallow weeps flowed upward to the heavens With river Nile......

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Categories: chickasaw, bereavement, native american, sorrow,
Form: Narrative
My Indian Vision
...Indian woman from the territories long ago you no longer walk Mother Earth Did the wind whisk you away? I feel your spirit rising up in me my Chickasaw blood blisters from within... I have l......

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Categories: chickasaw, beautiful, native american,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member A Historic Event
...“They took the whole Cherokee nation Put us on this reservation Took away our ways of life The tomahawk and the bow and knife” From “Indian Reservation” by Paul Revere and the Raiders ......

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Categories: chickasaw, native american,
Form: Free verse
As I Lay Upon Mother Earth
...Wishful thinking rests upon soft summer butterfly wings warm breeze swims across my body taking with it my thoughts, dreams,wishes now they float, high above the endless clouds, like seed......

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Categories: chickasaw, adventure, childhood, family, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Lost Pride.
...Chickasaw warrior…Apache brave Chimed echo from recent pasts Rawhide clad of bow and stave Our iconic figure now cast Roaming prairies open plains Selfless equal within nature A simple life o......

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Categories: chickasaw, cowboy-western, death, history, imagination,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things