Oklahoma City Poems - Poems about Oklahoma City

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...Read the rest...

It was late at night and she was too kind Was it the need for love or too much wine Oklahoma City woman is there a place in your heart for me Oklahoma City woman I'm driving back...Read the rest...

A deluded and deranged miscreant. Rode in a rented Ryder truck, Sadistically opposed to his government, He delivered a two-ton bomb. After parking the fateful vehicle, With time fleeting and fuses lit, He fled to his car, Parked, not far away. Hearing the...Read the rest...

I only hear the silence as I stride, Twixt granite chairs neatly set in rows. The 169 chairs epitomize each life, Now neath a sea of grass that grows. My psyche periodically visits this place, All be it, here, their...Read the rest...

One dark, debase moment of human deceit, Explodes bloody carnage down into the street. Wallets and windows fly, smoking and smashed. Marrow and metal land, mangled and mashed. Fragments in coffins, sealed soft in this earth. Prayers pronounce endings too...Read the rest...