New Hampshire Poems - Poems about New Hampshire

...April Northeaster snow storm came to New Hampshire just before the Solar Eclipse in New Hampshire scheduled for today. A surprise storm came in April with strong winds that broke trees across......Read the rest...

... In 1755 a British army medical surgeon Richard Shuckburgh, while campaigning in Rensselaer New York, penned the nursery rhyme Yankee Doodle. This was used to mock the Colonists by the......Read the rest...

...The Great Lakes acronym spells homes I chose titled topic by a fanciful whim, nevertheless still consider my knowledge of aforementioned material slim. Housing multivarious biomes register ......Read the rest...

...*Bear with the length of this poem. It is very important regarding the Palestine, Ohio Catastrophe. One of the biggest environmental disasters has happened in Palestine, Ohio But, the people ther......Read the rest...

...Schuylkill Valley Encampment, February, 1778 Dearest Beloved, This letter, penned with nature still enwrapped in winter’s shawl, Might reach your hands by April, should it reach your hands at ......Read the rest...

...Photo: Mt. Chocorua , New Hampshire Framed by Poetess Sandy Weiss Happy New Year to everyone, from Mt. Chocorua in New Hampshire: I wish your life to be bright as snow, your purpose wrapped wit......Read the rest...

...golden chestnut browns sparkling against natures reds and yellows oaks, maples, sycamores, pregnant with autumn leaves mammoth round topped giants peppering the countryside climbed maybe in our yo......Read the rest...

...1st Half - because of Poetry Soup's file size limitations - How My Sister and I Duped a Crook Luigi Capacheeno was a tough Italian immigrant who made his way to F......Read the rest...

...I have traveled the world over but like the United States best From Maine to California, north and south, east, and west. Born in West Virginia, I live in the Commonwealth of Kentucky Have visited......Read the rest...

...*A painting of Mt. Chocorua in New Hampshire. I don't know why it is blurry, when uploaded.... The comfort of mountains, peaceful water at twilight Brings resolution to the end of the day T......Read the rest...

...“Howdy Amos”, “Howdy Seth”, without a glance. Amos t’aint much for words as he stares straight ahead His gaze as straight as his furrows. Amos is what you might call a “deep thinker”. I watch as ......Read the rest...

......Duncan laughed bitterly at the sight, was this why so many men had died? Half-ruined stones, piled gray and white, the goal that brought such slaughter, denied… Ticonderoga, it was renamed, t......Read the rest...

...Keep your words close —but silence closer (Grantham New Hampshire: July, 2016)......Read the rest...

...Devlan Caldwell Bachenmeister owned the largest factory that Pinkerton, New Hampshire ever had. Almost everyone in town was working at that plant, but not, of course, my cousin Maynard’s dad. Un......Read the rest...

...Because they’re typically such delightful places to live, as well as being far safer to raise a family in, it breaks my heart to see what’s happening to so many small struggling communities all over ......Read the rest...