Childhood Native American Poems
These Childhood Native American poems are examples of Native American poems about Childhood. These are the best examples of Native American Childhood poems written by international poets.
Indian SummerEvery summer, there were always places
In which we slumbered together.
I once believed it’d all be lost forever.
No matter, however, we’ll always be together.
Be it through...
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native american, childhood, family, life, native
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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native american, 12th grade, character, hope,
BergfriedI. The Settlement
Hickory bark bluffs
...
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native american, adventure, allusion, metaphor, myth,
Finding My SpiritI started my school years in a strict Catholic school
run by nuns and I was terrified of them
with their black hoods and caps
like death dressed...
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childhood, native american,
Native Americans, Truth In the TellingNative Americans, Truth In The Telling
NOT FOR CONTEST
Savage was their race, deep cuts in their blows
Brave...
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native american, appreciation, character, dedication, history,
Indigenous Silver SpoonI want to live in my mother's cheekbones that kiss the moon,
then climb down her braids and fall asleep in my indigenous silver spoon....
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native american, childhood, culture, daughter, mother,
GamesMarked in heaven by games we play,
Of rhyme we teach or sheep astray,
Before Glory’s horse can be mounted,
“Can we have recognition?”
Hey friend, attention!
Stand up and...
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native american, black african american, discrimination,
Appalachian SisterAppalachian Sister
Wherever I roam,
You go too.
A piece of home,
Follows.
A smile, a song,
The sound of an owl.
Those Appalachian mountains,
Live inside of me.
Your laughter,
The white...
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native american, childhood, family, mountains, native
Kansas TumbleweedThe Kansas Tumbleweed
Dedicated to my dear friend Garry Pfauth
The canvas of his mind carries;
Like the wild prairie winds.
Painting brushstrokes of memories;
Like ancient unknown friends.
Colors...
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native american, art, friend, home, native
My Poor Meatball a Fistful of SpaghettiThe underwear bandits watch the tv matinee ...
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native american, best friend, childhood, family,
Family Grief Family HappinessHave you ever written anything without sub combing to tears ?
My Family portrait...
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native american, addiction, autumn, beautiful, beauty,
Qualities of Health Engendering WomenThey see strengths
Not the limitations
These are people who will make you proud of yourself
They will tell you why you’re special
Trust you to the point you...
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native american, angel, beautiful, beauty, black
Lasting FreedomIn the beginning I started off as just another nobody from another nowhere trying make it to somewhere as a somebody as everyone else. In...
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native american, adventure, childhood, death, faith,
They Called Him Tiny TimYeah they called him Tiny Tim....so dam tiny he fitted through the basketball rim
everytime they were out yeah he was hiding in
yeah, while...
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native american, childhood, forgiveness, growing up,
The Medicine ManTHE MEDICINE MAN
When I was a girl,
We lived way out back,
In the swamplands where life,
Was hard but no lack,
Of love and good humor,
And inventive fun,
We...
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native american, childhood, family, life, native