Outlanders Poems - Poems about Outlanders

...Why did i did that i shall never do that again Should never make them feel like this again Feeling empathy for the soul why am i doing it again I must be absurd overreacting again I feel for t......

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...Another day, I wanted to stay in bed, and live in the dream inside my head. Wondrous places, perfect faces, glowing lips painted red. Outlanders call it pathetic, to prefer a world that's......

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...I am an Outlander Who lives on a high hill Overlooking a man-made lake That once was a rapidly rushing river Along whose banks the Ozarks Bluff Dwellers and the Osage and then Delaware Hunted, f......

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...Did ya hear the whispering in the breeze, It’s the great Smokey Mountains calling me homewards, Listen to sweet tones of the Tennessee hills, it’s the great Gateways of Gatlingburg, singing with......

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...Just because we wish it so, means not that it will pass; this lesson’s one we all must learn in the Gamecock class. Runs my blood, it’s red and black---garnet the deepest hue, any orange is anathema......

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...Amidst the binge of the champagne, and the glitter on the faces, she heard the distant lullaby. Glistening repertoire of appreciation elated her, but her soul had been far forlorn. She smiled her......

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