Death Range Poems
These Death Range poems are examples of Range poems about Death. These are the best examples of Range Death poems written by international poets.
CowpokeCowpoke
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...
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range, evil, heart, home, poems,
Death of the Old Cowboy On the Lonesome RangeDeath Of The Old Cowboy On The Lonesome Range
Ravenous wolf pack, ripping and tearing
red-stain bloody meat from his dead horse flank
much better the dead horse...
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range, death, deep, feelings, imagination,
Off the Midway Island RangeLost in the ocean
amidst an endless sea,
Hanging around my neck
is a locket and key,
Picture dwells inside
no big mystery,
Portrait of you,
but it belongs...
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range, allusion, desire, encouraging, endurance,
Last Stop Shooting RangeA nine year-old girl and an Uzi,
When combined in a singular breath,
Is a set-up for certain disaster,
Which in this case, resulted in death.
At a shooting...
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Categories:
range, death,
The Roy Rogers RangeOh, I wish that this old world
Was like the Roy Rogers’ range—
Where every boy and girl
Didn’t have to view folks strange.
It used to be safe...
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Categories:
range, childhood, cowboy-western, introspection, nostalgia,
It Used To Be An Open RangeIn these dark days of war and death, in these days of turmoil and change—
In these days of political correctness, it sure does seem strange,
How...
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range, art, cowboy-western, nature, philosophy,