Paha Poems - Poems about Paha

... Anna Liisa was Great-grandmother's name. She emigrated from Finland at the beginning of the 20th century. I have only one memory of Anna Liisa from back when I was 10. She was elderly then and ha......

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...Mount Rushmore: Carved in Stone From deep within the Earth’s crust, An orogeny pushes The batholith upwards To become “The Shrine of Democracy,” Of weathered presidential faces Chisele......

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...Run! Run! My pony sweet butterfly And carry me over Paha-Sapa! Run! Run! My sweet butterfly Where the feet cannot touch The soft grass pregnant of floating-flitting Gulches! Run! Run! My sweet butt......

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...My history beckons like the Prairies Dry towns. Cute and fierce, Fearless and enslavement, As the likeness on the Platte, The Powder, the Niobrara, the Tongue, the Snake, The Yellowstone, who, as......

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...Where the eyes lost their sparkles Through the prairies-shadow lie, What is South Dakota A collective of arrowheads, Deers, or buffaloes' dried skin? Is the great Sioux chief sleeping?.... Or w......

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...Vasava –An untold Story 7/ Many The Palace of Magadh was thrilling with the joy of Utsava* Every one from ministers to its court digni......

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...Chorus: River pronounced Key-yip-pa-ha Keya Paha River Keya Paha River Keya Paha River The home of Dan Lowe's dream. Narration: When a cowboy's day is over, And the campfi......

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