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Plains Poems - Poems about Plains

Je plains le fou Intro and Melody
It aint so ridiculous I mean someone so meticulous would like to have an evening with you You makeit sound strange things rearanged it's a spendid kinda thing you do I wouldn't have it any other way and I aint to ashamed to say I really like the things you do Say it aint so but I'll have you to know aint nothing like a night with you Best of the best heads above...

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Categories: plains, analogy, film, music,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member In the vast plains of the mind, where thoughts intertwine like threads of gold
In the vast plains of the mind, where thoughts intertwine like threads of gold, The herd gathers, a sea of souls moving in unison under the gray sky, Looking with fear and misunderstanding at the one who dares to be a solitary star, That soul that carves its own path through the labyrinth of silent shadows. It is not...

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Categories: plains, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



THE PLAINS OF CAMEROON
If I ever visited Cameroon I'll aimlessly wander in its vast lands Savouring every moment of its beauty And marvel at the mysterious work of God's hand If I ever visited Cameroon I'll make friends with the grassfields of Bamenda So I'll let to wander around its vast vegetations Savour the green wonders of nature I'll draw the last stroke on...

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Categories: plains, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Vanishing Buffalo
They thundered across the fertile plains, Those hardened hooves, those tangled manes, But now the Buffalo can't be found. They thundered across the fertile plains. The long grass has vanished from the ground Where cities and highways now abound. They thundered across...

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Categories: plains, animal, western,
Form: Triolet
Cowpoke
Cowpoke by Michael R. Burch, circa age 16 Sleep, old man... your day has long since passed. The endless plains, cool midnight rains and changeless ragged cows alone remain of what once was. You cannot know just how the Change will rape the windswept plains that you so loved... and so sleep now, O yes, sleep now... before you see just how the Change will come. Sleep, old man... your dreams are not...

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Categories: plains, evil, heart, home, poems,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member DESERT PLAINS RIVER FLOOD FLOWS-NOT--
Desert crevices Hills and Mountain plain Desert Winds wins the brisk water so drains flash flood doesn't measure up to the dirt and heated sands yet Rises up the waters flood Come around of winding River Lakes streams So screams the drought of the grounds hillside and mountain plains 3/16/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2024...

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Categories: plains, beautiful, encouraging, environment, identity,
Form: Rhyme
The Roam of Plains Thought
I wonder how do ship float upon the sea Is it the friction with the salty water? Or its the way the nature flows? Can I lay without sinking? Could you held me without thinking? Are the friction work with my soul? Or its the way his creation written? May I feel the crossing line Even if...

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Categories: plains, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Forged Upon the Plains
Perhaps you hail from verdant coastlands, or from rolling hills blanketed by trees, or from the lofty perches of the mountains, or from the banks of some strong river. And though I was born in marshy coastland, and have known the comfort of swaddling trees, and felt my heart surge at the glories of the mountains, and been hypnotized by the hidden...

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Categories: plains, heart,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member High Plains Spliffter
A cowboy rode high on his steed; a bad case of munchies, indeed. Those chips on the flame just might be to blame; the cows have been hitting the weed. ...

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Categories: plains, silly,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Trains
I stand on a railway platform, As two black trains come rolling in, Roaring rapidly o’er the plains. Braking in clouds of steam and smoke They stop as if for me to choose. One has come from out of the East. ...

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Categories: plains, dark, death, future, travel,
Form: Free verse
The Plains of Megiddo
As the sun turns blood Red in a dark empty sky, on the plains of Megiddo 4 horsemen ride by, Of biblical proportions much blood to be spilled, revelations played out and prophecies fulfilled, Then along the horizon God's angels I seen, as mankind wished that somehow the slate they could clean, But the Earth's being flooded by...

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Categories: plains, angel, christian, god, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Natures Artwork
Painted ponies across the plains; splashes of color against an azure sky; an equine convention in the clouds. Stratospheric abstracts meet with colors to produce ecstatic paintings. Nature’s canvas is everywhere and She paints life with vigorous enthusiasm. ...

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Categories: plains, animal, appreciation, horse, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mountain Plains Present Skies-
Mountains are higher than the plains; Plainly seen are the distance and present skies; Skiing those things than presently seen; Peaks the visage horizon stains; ~ Oceans seas sink the table water streams; Streaming is the voltage reefs; Cave caverns distance beams; Cobber stone pebble marbled feet; ~ Mountains are higher than the plains; Plainly seen are the distance and present skies; Skiing those things than presently...

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Categories: plains, beauty, imagery, metaphor, mountains,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Vast Great Plains
Chasing the golden sun across America, Expressing wonderment at the vastness Of the Great Plains, distant farmhouses Dwarfed by gigantic silos awaiting harvest. Four lines from "Across the Great Plains" Written August 24, 2021 Abstracted August 30, 2021 Submitted to "Liberum Divisa 7" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Gregory Richard Barden...

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Categories: plains, america, places, travel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Across the Great Plains
Racing toward the deep blue horizon, Chasing the golden sun across America Expressing wonderment at the vastness Of the Great Plains, distant farmhouses Dwarfed by gigantic silos awaiting harvest Tall soldier-like windmills standing guard While cattle graze, tails twitching like metronomes To the beat of the clackity-clack road noises. FIRST PLACE WINNER written August 24, 2021 Brian Strand "Verse Freed" Poetry Contest March 4, 2022...

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Categories: plains, america, farm, places, travel,
Form: Free verse

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