Okie Poems - Poems about Okie

Okie Doke

Burning embers,
    From fire to smoke.
Flames give to ash,
    Leftovers now broke.

Sweetness to saline,
    Inhaling to choke.
As chaos laughs loudly,
    A solitary joke.

When all is taken, from
    A once mighty oak.
Can residue deliver,
    Any strength to yoke.

Though

Categories: okie, allegory,
Form: Rhyme

My Name Is Okie

My Name Is Okie


My name is Okie, and they loved me first;
   their full attention to me was disbursed.
Adopted from the shelter, they gave me
   a home where I was king, so happy, free.

And then it came one unexpected day,
   perhaps a present with which I should play.
Black fur,

Categories: okie, cat, dog, friend,
Form: Personification

Okie Bar-B-Que

An okie's love our bar-b-que.
              Grilling is an okie's fav..
             We bake it and serve it to.

Categories: okie, food
Form: Epulaeryu

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

"the Okie Girl"

Was born and raised an Oklahoma kid.
A tomboy at heart no matter where I lived.
I fished all day to pass the time.
Had a soda and a candy for just a dime.
The grass was tall and roads paved with dirt.
Our clothes consisted of jeans and a shirt.
Church was every Sunday to our lord we praised.
An okie

Categories: okie, childhood, nostalgia
Form: Rhyme

"the Okie"

Was born and raised an Oklahoma kid.
A tomboy at heart no matter where I lived.
I fished all day to pass the time.
Had a soda and a candy for just a dime.
The grass was tall and roads paved with dirt.
Our clothes consisted of jeans and a shirt.
Church was every Sunday to our Lord we praised.
An okie

Categories: okie, life
Form: Rhyme