Long Mohawk Poems
Long Mohawk Poems. Below are the most popular long Mohawk by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Mohawk poems by poem length and keyword.
A Heart Made Hatchet -1
I've never seen a baby so merry as Martha...
They say March newborns are bellwethers for blissful Springs Mary...
Hannah, Haverhill has been a hard place to call home
I'm sorry about Elizabeth's hanging,
Thomas has honored you...
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Categories:
mohawk, america,
Form:
Epic
Clueless Job Applicant
You’ll never guess whom the cat drug in; have a day where you just couldn’t win?
He came strutting in, smacking his gum loud, dressed to the nines Goth Punk style.
Tats trailed down his left arm,...
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Categories:
mohawk, adventure, angst, business, children, community, confusion, fantasy,
Form:
Light Verse
Before the Rain Is Gone
She kept it all inside her
and never spoke a word,
though her thoughts flew and darted
like a trapped and frantic bird.
Inside her was a garden
that was hung with Spanish moss,
like the massive oaks were weeping
to remind...
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Categories:
mohawk, fantasy, imagination, naturerain, blue, sea, blue, garden,
Form:
Rhyme
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.
Men moved west thru the Cumberland gap
Daniel...
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Categories:
mohawk, adventure, cowboy-western, history, native americanmen, longing, men,
Form:
Rhyme
Hair Washing Heralded Huge Happening
Earlier today April 4th, 2022,
which supersedes bald faced headlines
pointing finger and
Putin blame for Bucha killings
squarely on head & shoulders
of Russian autocrat, née
yours truly lathered
his hirsute higglety-pigglety
thinning oily tresses.
Hark….the herald angels...
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Categories:
mohawk, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure, april, dad,
Form:
Free verse
January 24th, 2023 Hair Washing Heralds Huge Happening
January 24th, 2023 Hair washing heralds huge happening
Hark….the herald angels sing, and twitter
for mass communication
mediums stop the presses
when I, a regular schlemiel
take shampoo to mine matted mass mop
(no less than...
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Categories:
mohawk, adventure, anxiety, devotion, fun, hair, happiness, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
Bloody Oriskany, Part I
In seventeen seventy-seven,
amidst the deep summer’s August heat,
Barry St. Leger, loyalist milita,
and the Iroquois walked on sore feet.
Their mission was clear: move down the Mohawk,
meet Burgoyne and split the rebel states,
except the Americans in Fort...
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Categories:
mohawk, america, conflict, freedom, hero, history, violence, war,
Form:
Narrative
Sun Moon Bliss 2
The bonewind speaks remiss of bone
Always pulling up and headed towards the foam
When the mermaid skins were like scales in signature
Falling off aenome or when the sea was our home
A man is awkward in...
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Categories:
mohawk, 10th grade, 2nd grade, 6th grade, adventure,
Form:
Free verse
A Storm of Butterflies
A Storm is whirling in town this week, as Dragon’s sidekick is on a streak.
Yes, the little Dragoness is here, and its havoc, she does endlessly wreak.
She took her cape with a small “d”, and...
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Categories:
mohawk, fantasy, fun, funny, hilarious, humor, humorous, imagination,
Form:
Light Verse
High Kicking Rasberries
The tale of the high kicking raspberries in two hundred lines of silt and steamed porridge oats.
Keynotes noted kissing keystones keep keystrokes kingly. But kingly is often not associated with kindness, kinship, or kept keepers...
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Categories:
mohawk, baby,
Form:
I do not know?
Ode To a Blueberry Roan
I was heading to the bunkhouse, after a wild night on the town
dancing & romancing & one too many round
Back in my wild & woolly days, one more rowdy Saturday night
full of cheap beer &...
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Categories:
mohawk, cowboy-western, funny, happiness, song-night, moon, night,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Wars
When she walks around this Rocky Mountain downtown;
With a pretty-in-pink style Mohawk;
She doesn't look like an eighties version of a bad hangover.
While she obviously indulges in ballet classes,
As well as the occasional psychedelic drug that...
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Categories:
mohawk, art, philosophy, song-drug,
Form:
Romanticism
Crowning Glory: Co-Write With Carolyn
As the rooster crows:
A look in the pool mirrored a perfect mop
At times of frizzy hair or defiant shaggy tresses
Ohhh the satisfaction at the sight
And yabba, dabba, doo!! echoed loud...
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Categories:
mohawk, hair,
Form:
Free verse
The Indigenous - the True American
Apache, the Ndee, "the people" of Arizona and other States
Blackfoot, the Siksika, whose painted red faces we can relate
Cheyenne, the Tsitsistas, meaning relatives of the Cree
Dakota Sioux, the Dakota, meaning little snakes in Ojibwe
Euchee, or...
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Categories:
mohawk, joy,
Form:
Abecedarian
Crowning Glory--Co-Write With Paul
As the rooster crows:
A look in the pool mirrored a perfect mop
At times of frizzy hair or defiant shaggy tresses
Ohhh the satisfaction at the sight
And yabba, dabba, doo!! echoed loud and clear
Triumphant male...
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Categories:
mohawk, hair, humor,
Form:
Verse
De-Un
I'm not Deranged just Derailed,
Deraptured with the Devolution of Angels,
The Devilization of a Nation,
Decorum Demands that I Devalue individualism,
Some Decadent, Dilenquent, Despot shouts
"Our hair must be black!"
"Our hair must be pink!"
Displaying our inner...
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Categories:
mohawk, urbanhair, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Abc
Apache, the Ndee, "the people" of Arizona and other States
Blackfoot, the Siksika, whose painted red faces we can relate
Cheyenne, the Tsitsistas, meaning relatives of the Cree
Dakota Sioux, the Dakota, meaning little snakes in Ojibwe
Euchee, or...
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Categories:
mohawk, native american,
Form:
ABC
Mom Is a Daredevil Too
The teacher was irritated, using her angry voice.
He yelled at me and hurt a kindergartener.
She wanted me to do this that and the other.
Things I never do as the counselor.
I am not punitive, and do...
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Categories:
mohawk, family,
Form:
Narrative
The Old Aqueduct
It juts out by the river road,
traffic passes it each morn,
what’s left of the old aqueduct,
something stately, yet still forlorn.
The rock, with no mortar, was set
so fine it would make Incas proud,
precise enough to still...
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Categories:
mohawk, appreciation, history, imagery, in memoriam, lost, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
War Paint Mixture
Haudenosaunee ...
translation: They made the house
But who painted it
the colors we now see ---
Red, white and blue
Let's go back in time shall we,
and observe who cut down the first tree
in the eleventh century
Five Nations ...
called...
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Categories:
mohawk, allegory, history, truth, war,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Adirondacks Ode
Climb high these mountains
And meet cliffs of history
Snug against the moon
Cold lover's warm kiss
Caress each syllable of song
Love makes joy exist
Adirondacks mist
The milk of mothering trees
Melted on morning's joy
Tongue lark the dark lakes
Water...
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Categories:
mohawk, nature, satirejoy,
Form:
Haiku
The Shame, So Shamelessly Held
I cannot say with any certainty
why it came to me, then, there,
but it came to me
unexpected as birth.
The kitchen was bright as the summer
and comfortable as the paving
next to the swimming pool.
Our hosts were pleasant...
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Categories:
mohawk, birth,
Form:
Free verse
Michael's Salon of Pits
People often say now I understand
When they hear that I'm from Paree
Not Gay Paree silly, but redneck
In the heart of Tennessee
I am the newest style of hairdressers
Here to lay out all the facts
I no longer...
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Categories:
mohawk, funny, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
May They Live On
Mohawk, Mandan, Kikapu, Cree,
Yakoma,Seminole, Crow,Shawnee.
Arapaho, Chippewa and Sioux,
Mystical names to me and you.
Names like Delaware, Fox and Paiute,
Listen to their music on the flute.
Lakota, Macuna, Omulgee, Nes Perce,
Yuma,Nakota,Ossage, Washoe, Hualapai
All names that should never ever...
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Categories:
mohawk, america, discrimination, eulogy, holocaust, native american,
Form:
Rhyme
For Who
Plaiting, twisting, weaving
It always seemed as though I was
being thatched
Her skill was to fix what was matching
But did she ever bother, to know what
inside my head hatched?
Waxing, locking, braiding
She had to follow what I desired
I...
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Categories:
mohawk, africa, age, beautiful, black african american,
Form:
Free verse