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Horse Prose Poetry Poems

These Horse Prose Poetry poems are examples of Prose Poetry poems about Horse. These are the best examples of Prose Poetry Horse poems written by international poets.


Premium Member I Remembered Her All Right
I rushed into my friend’s office once not realizing she had a guest.
She said “This is Dr. Pat McClintock.”
Dr. Pat McClintock said “You are a...

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Categories: teacher,



Premium Member The Carousel of Life
Walking to the nearby plaza with my grandmother and riding on the carousel was such a special occasion. When the carousel came into view, I...

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Categories: childhood, happiness, life,

Premium Member Brad Pitt Handsome Cowboy
He was Brad Pitt handsome, and the girls were giddy about him.
Lived his days out on the range, favoring his horse and canteen.
Looked like a...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member My Birthplace As a Poem
I was was born in Ottawa, Canada and have lived here all my life and have 
never wanted to leave.  It is a beautiful...

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Categories: city, home,

Few Words
I don't say "good morning" to a horse,
         but yes to the conductor... not that his
 ...

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Categories: allusion, analogy, appreciation, confidence,



Premium Member Earthwords
Earth Words 
David J Walker

*Call it the afterlife if for no other reason
The uncertainty of living in the here and now
The stars are part and...

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Categories: allegory, earth, space,

Premium Member She Is a Story Topper
She is a story topper.
If your eye is quivering, hers has dropped out and slid under the couch.
If you think you are having a heart...

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Categories: marriage, women,

Premium Member Under the No Loitering Sign
"What are you doing here?"
"I'm standing here."
"Can't you read? It says no loitering!"
"I'm not loitering, I'm standing."
"Standing is loitering!"
"Can I sit on the ground then?"
"No!...

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Categories: funny, humor, people, rights,

Premium Member Loving Life As a Grandma of Boys
My mousepad is a photo of my two-year-old red-haired grandson Jack
Sitting on a rocking horse smiling as the sun hits his face
It brings me pure...

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Categories: grandchild, grandmother, grandson,

Premium Member Catriss Is Pulled To the Cathedral
Ancient cathedral pulled Catriss and her steed toward the forest.
It was an uphill climb, so she dismounted and waked beside her friend.
Winston was thrilled, for...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Duncan Macalpin Fell In Love
Duncan MacAlpin thoughts were disturbed
Beauty he had seen in Crovie
Had stolen his heart with one look.
Her face a map of Scotland.

Where would I begin to...

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Categories: ireland, love,

Premium Member Everyone Has a Wild Child
Everyone has a wild child; she is sometimes the middle child.
And in our case I will call her T-burger, because that is her nickname.
This happened...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Helosis and Geglick
Helosis had a reputation for never backing down from a fight or a battle.
He rolled his eyes when bards sang of his exploits. Many exaggerated.
Sure...

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Categories: war,

Premium Member Reading the Van Gogh Mind
Sea at Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Van Gogh sat staring at the choppy waters
Nothing yet? His brother asked. He did not reply.
He was in artist mode.
Picked up a...

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Categories: art,

Premium Member When a Lame Pony Shows Up On the Playground
When you mounted that lame horse, 
I should have said something,
Oh, I forgot I did say something and then....
The horse boo-whooed, nickered and brayed to...

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Categories: betrayal,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things