Quechua Poems - Poems about Quechua

...Tackled by a stutter murmur of Deus. The praying ended and packed as threats. Err, umm, uhh, were cliched by vomits. Grasped all the needs and rusty flirts. Prune back Sheoak! The cutest green ......Read the rest...

...What the Wit Wanted Founding Father Benjamin Franklin A stout wit with more than one chin As our national symbol, he wanted the turkey For he had yet to taste Native jerky ......Read the rest...

...I saw Mary in Peru as pastel chalks skimmed over a gray concrete sidewalk, felting the surface, baby blues and pinks vibrated with naiveté. The artist knelt each stroke given in homage to t......Read the rest...

...The air is heavy like a dirty woolen blanket each colorful strand pulled through the warp. Horns blare and traffic skids and screeches as unborn accidents are aborted by fancy-pants cops. The city ......Read the rest...

...From the mountain's peak; the wooden flutes sound the lamas leap and the water falls-- clear, mindful, the wind's play on the Quechua's ground. The majesty of the Andes astounds for from behin......Read the rest...