Long Calhoun Poems
Long Calhoun Poems. Below are the most popular long Calhoun by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Calhoun poems by poem length and keyword.
Even More of the Flightless3
Pay attention!
Important chicken poetry coming up,
though no binary fantasies shall deconstruct
into raucous biddy enjambment.
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Grandfatber always kicked Grandmother's chickens away
while he sat whittling under the Oak,
Those ruddy, Cherokee...
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Categories:
calhoun, bird, child, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Son of the Morning Star, Or Custer At the Little BighornHistorically accurate, narrative poem
25 June, 1876 - Valley of the Little Bighorn
Nothing stirs this June night, not a summer’s breeze or a breath of life. All is eerily quiet, and on yonder hillside, shroud...
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Categories:
calhoun, native american, war,
Form:
Narrative
Lead By FaithI know where my heart is.
Why do I feel so torn apart?
Maybe I should get back to the start.
At a young age this girl had me sparked.
Me, having girlfriend after girlfriend.
Her, having boyfriend after boyfriend.
Our...
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Categories:
calhoun, girlfriend-boyfriend, new year,
Form:
Rhyme
Rotgut TownA coyote pack was howling as the sun crowned
Zack Waverly was weary, he'd travelled around
Zack takes up the narrative, better I found.
High noon, I rode the bay into Rotgut town
With fixed intention, I weren't playing...
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Categories:
calhoun, character, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
The Nightmare of 2007This is dedicated to all of the students who were offended at Orangeburg-
Calhoun Technical College.
For the nightmare to be brought back is haunting
The thought of it being planned is sickening
We never...
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Categories:
calhoun, black african american, confusion, history, sad, school,
Form:
Free verse
Ghosts Along the Little Big HornThe winter winds moan among those forlorn monuments to death,
Marking the spots where brave men fell gasping their last breath.
Upon bleak Calhoun Hill where Seventh Cavalrymen gave their all,
Now lie 225 souls in hallowed graves...
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Categories:
calhoun, war, men,
Form:
Rhyme
City of Lakes...early Spring walk around 3.2mi. Lake Calhoun...so named after controversial industrialist sotten with checkered past...movement underway to return name to Native American Dakota "Bde Maka Ska" White Earth Lake.
Purple Finches trill their soothing song
to...
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Categories:
calhoun, happiness,
Form:
Narrative
ZanphiliaWithout a wish in my heart
I stare at glen's pinnacle.
The end of the yellow brick road shakes my weary hand.
Without a knot in my throat
I gaze past a forgotten dell's innocence.
The beginning of a backward's...
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Categories:
calhoun, imagination
Form:
Free verse
Backroads-Ride RoundupHoney, Let’s go on Calhoun Road
Its Saturday… Let’s Unload
Drive up to the Cul-De-Sac…
Stop the Truck… and Let’s Jump on Back
With the Radio on – Up- High…
The Bluebirds, will Wave – Bye-Bye
Yeah, Let’s Go Truck… on...
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Categories:
calhoun, adventure, cowboy-western, funny, girlfriend-boyfriend, happiness, husband, life,
Form:
Light Verse
RageWe are all sinners none of us saints
But those who came before us
Were a powerful race
They made it their mission
To keep what was theirs
They did it with dignity
And some with despair
They showed us a way...
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Categories:
calhoun, native american
Form:
I do not know?
Look Into My EyesLook Into my Eyes,
Tell me what you see,
Do you see the joy?
Of a mate giving birth to her pups?
Do you see to fear
As I watched a brother being killed?
Do you see the tears that I...
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Categories:
calhoun, animals
Form:
I do not know?
Our Lives Are As OneI think of you every so often your friendship
and memories remain unbroken
I miss you my friend as I wait for the time
we are together I just can't wait
The moonbeams shinning
as I wait for your command
Comanche...
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Categories:
calhoun, sistermiss you, friend, miss you,
Form:
I do not know?
Autumn RainSummertime is growing weary.
Welcome to the autumn rain,
A new season taking over
Hydrating the earth again.
Arid land with celebration,
Greedily absorbs each drip,
With the dry and dusty flora,
Raising eager mouths to sip.
Running rivulets of water,
Turning grasses back...
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Categories:
calhoun, natureautumn,
Form:
Rhyme
Slaughter HouseWhat is happening to our world today
another species dies and another takes it's place
but what about the human race
What will happen when all the wars end
will we survive will we be able to mend
I think...
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Categories:
calhoun, war
Form:
I do not know?