Oklahoma Poems - Poems about Oklahoma

Oklahoma August Miracle Man 8/11/2024 The sun is now up, and the sky’s all aglow. What this day brings me, I don’t fathom to know. I sit in observance, as puffy clouds float by. Quite a big contrast, to a robin egg blue sky. My hope is that now, I see August heat abate. Or perhaps I’ll go somewhere, that I can acclimate. In my mid fifties I retired, and it...

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Oklahoma just passed an executive order About the obvious disorder Of letting men break through the border Called a women’s bathroom door Which has always been there for Keeping out men and furthermore Those who are men no more Oh, some may scream, ‘where are their rights? They’re out there fighting the fights, To pee with one’s wearing tights.’ Yes, but would you let your...

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A country like no other, Our citizens are like brothers. Our country anthem, Has made so many come. Bring us your lost, We will help them at no cost. Bring your extended family, You will all live happily. My country tis for thee, And all those in need. The Oklahoma red dirt, Is yours to convert. Come join us in our country, You won’t regret it, trust me....

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Oklahoma, Texas Rivalry Miracle Man 6/17/2022 I reside in a town that has a small lake, growing up, with this lake I formed a bond. Once, a visiting Texas friend gave me his take, he said that in Texas it’d be considered a pond. ...

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I look up into the sky I see it, Getting darker and darker, In those Oklahoma skies. That feeling never goes away of, The past memories of destruction, Pain and loss of life. It was getting closer and closer, The clouds had dropped out of the sky. I could see it the funnel cloud, Laughing at me. I could feel it making my heart...

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We all have roots from seeds In and on the fertile soil of our lives Where we are planted to need The place we know as home to thrive Shaped and harvested we live to die As the grains of wheat and hay Kernels of corn, okra and dandelion greens In the grand yield of who we are each day But the winds...

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Black-Eyed Peas (Oklahoma Summer) David J Walker The blooms arrive in June and by July the pea pods start to dangle Soon the picking will begin when Grandma says so shading her eyes From the angle of the morning sun So…. the work has begun Cousins used to summer reunions Deep off the backroads of Oklahoma A competition of kids Filling grocery sacks...

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Oklahoma We were all in that building White, Black and Brown Old and Young Americans all His face, we know it well He looks like us America’s son The face of America The eyes so cold, so hard They take our breath away Cut deep into our hearts The Soul of America Laid bare for all to see How can we understand? How can we forgive? We must never forget ...

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Oklahoma City Bombing 25th anniversary 9:02 April 19, 1995 April 19, 2020 Written: By Tom Wright I only hear the silence as I stride, twixt granite chairs neatly set in rows. The 168 chairs epitomize each life, now neath a sea of grass that grows. Today my psyche visits this place, albeit, here, their Spirits do not rest. However, a Monument and Reflection pool, usher memories, as if...

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Oklahoma skies reserve a place for me, when my last breath no longer is, shoot my soul to the stars above, a resting place where I can find peace and love. Oklahoma skies reserve a place for me, a change from years of living in strife, waking up to days of ulcer living and worry, living life in the fast lane of...

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I'm living in Oklahoma That green country fresh aroma Life sweet as could be All fine and dandy Till I lapsed into an okra coma...

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When Len traveled to Oklahoma to obtain a ranching diploma a bull butted him hard out in the training yard and he but earned a hematoma. ... CayCay July 25, 2019 State Limerick Contest ...

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Oklahoma Flood 2019 By Tom Wright Haiku Much rain has caused floods, Water sought its own level; Nature, man can’t tame! ...

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Nationwide Insurance twas on my side yay cuz, earlier this July forth two thousand eighteen ja way windows closed, doors locked, and car keys visibly splayed on driver seat oye vay feel free to call me a horse's ass today utter anxiety compounded, ...

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Most evenings, right around supper, when the sky was streaked red right before dark, the old man would talk of Oklahoma- the first time he hunted squirrel, down by Coal Creek, and how you could usually sense the rain, long before it actually started. How he caught a big crappie on the Fourth of July, and how it snowed that same year, first white...

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