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Clanton
Clanton Poems - Poems about Clanton
The Bun Fight at The OK Carrol
... The Earp brothers all gathered, and stood in a row with their own large tashes Along with Doc Holliday, thought they would give the cowboys a good bashing Doc Holliday, under the cover of his c......
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Indiana Shaw
Categories:
clanton,
humorous, write,
Form:
Couplet
Its Three O Clock and Its O K
...“You’re a daisy if you do.” Doc Holliday ITs THREE O CLOCK AND ITs O K the local joke a triple homicide in thirty seconds can see pale faces through the coffi......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
clanton,
conflict,
Form:
Light Verse
Tomboy
...Years before 13th birthday Sun beckons me run play In the street under golden ray With neighborhood kids on hills of clay Learning to ride bike and skate Playing kickball run chase Playing fo......
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Karen Jones
Categories:
clanton,
america, appreciation, basketball, black
Form:
Rhyme
Three Limericks
...KELLY AND MULDOON Kelly and Muldoon went to rob a bank Both had been drinking all day and they stank They sat counting the money Folks thought it was so funny When police hauled them of......
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Tom Cunningham
Categories:
clanton,
humor,
Form:
Limerick
The Darkness At Noon
...The Darkness at Noon Tombstone never looked so good With doomsday coming down On the dusty Arizona town The OK Corral near by The Clanton-McLaury gang on hand With no one else about The Ea......
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Earl Schumacker
Categories:
clanton,
celebrity, history, nostalgia, strength,
Form:
Epic
I Could
...Sitting here casually thinking to myself, wanting to pen something new, I visualize that I could easily write about anything. I could write about you and the way her smile sparkles so brilliantly......
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Joshua Peck
Categories:
clanton,
imagination, visionarywrite, write, ,
Form:
Light Verse
Westward Ho'
...In the 1600's, Europeans lived on the eastern shore Their numbers grew, they wanted more. Iroquios, Sauk, Ottawa, and Mohawk were tribes they met Too many and more, paid our forefathers' debt. Me......
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Daniel Cwiak
Categories:
clanton,
adventure, cowboy-western, history, native
Form:
Rhyme
Outlaws' Spirits In Tombstone
...Each day in Tombstone as tourists watch The OK Corral gunfight plays out Reenactments staged by the locals The Earps always prevail in this bout Saunter down to the Bird Cage Theater Now a mus......
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Carolyn Devonshire
Categories:
clanton,
cowboy-western, history, mysteryold, bird,
Form:
Rhyme