Hickock Poems - Poems about Hickock

...A Poetic Interview with Nancy Clutter (This poetic interview is fictional and imaginary, and is based on 47 years of study and repeated readings relative to Truman Capote’s novel, In Cold Blood, p......Read the rest...

...If Youse Guys If youse guys knock on my door, I ain’t gonna answer it, no freaking way, man! Youse could be Perry Smith and Dick Hickock standing there, Holding a flashlight, a fishing knife, a......Read the rest...

...Oh black, Black hills above the grass, rising up like a giant hold-fast. On your sides heros are carved, cut by patriotic hearts. Great stone needles rising high, futilely reaching for the s......Read the rest...

...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......Read the rest...

...Lyrics: Wild Bill Hickock was his name, From Kansas he did come, To the Black Hills of Dakota Land, While the gold rush was on. Chorus: He already had a name as Marshall, And one for mar......Read the rest...