Kiowa Poems - Poems about Kiowa

...I sometimes hear a stubborn myth, that before Europeans came the locals of America all lived lives quite peaceful, and tame. The old trope of the Noble Savage, that somehow manages to persist,......Read the rest...

...I. When he was born he was named Reid Gibson, and his parents weren’t the richest of folk, didn’t have money to buy land back east, so off to the great frontier they did go. This was way back ......Read the rest...

...From the Kiowa to the Cree, people sing and dance Prairies ringed with fire —a ghost returns at last (Pine Ridge South Dakota: September, 1994)......Read the rest...

...Historically accurate, narrative poem 27 November 1868, on the banks of the Washita River Dawn’s peaceful first light streaks the eastern skies, belying the horror of a marauding force of h......Read the rest...

...Pea Soup A lot of party people have perfect bowels. What would it take to totally kaput Nork's military machine? Same ferocity in battle as that one bollock corporal’s? All along the periphery......Read the rest...

...Seen in the deep forest Seven Indian maids Seeking fun and frolic Scared by a massive bear Shooting rock arises Scratching bear in pursuit Safety in the heavens This is the Kiowa legend ......Read the rest...

...- Kiowa Arapahoe all on the trail The bronze of the warrior the bird is not male Put down a pit with meat and some sticks Here lie and wait is cleverly tricked She swoops and saws and looks fo......Read the rest...

...She left one day, her Kiowa village And stood proudly in the sun Beneath the Tabletop Mountains And walked among the golden sea Of waving grass, fearless and alone Waiting, with keen ears and s......Read the rest...